SELECT COUNT(WMS_Area.Area_ID) AS complete_areas FROM WMS_Area, WMS_Bookings
WHERE WMS_Area.Area_ID = WMS_Bookings.Area_ID
AND MIN(WMS_Bookings.Booking_Status) = 2
GROUP BY WMS_Area.Area_ID
Or something like that.. there's probably a better way to do it..
On Fri January 23 2004 1:05 pm, Shau
Thanks for your reply,
but that only tells me how many complete Bookings there are. I need to know
how many Areas are complete i.e. for each Area where Bookings take place,
all of those Bookings have been completed.
Any ideas?
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> Hi,
>
> I have a Bookings application. When a Booking is made it is entered in to
> the Bookings table. Bookings take place at Areas, held in the Areas table.
> Each Area has a unique Area_ID held in the Bookings table for each Booking.
> Each Booki
Hi,
I have a Bookings application. When a Booking is made it is entered in to
the Bookings table. Bookings take place at Areas, held in the Areas table.
Each Area has a unique Area_ID held in the Bookings table for each Booking.
Each Booking needs to be completed and when done so the Booking_Statu
