Yes,
What I am doing is setting up a web enabled data warehouse to study
pancreatic cancer patients. The mission is to find characteristics that are
common in these patients and to see if their is a pattern (e.g. sex, race,
demographics, etc.) that shows a higher probability of getting pancreatic
cancer. Each choice box has an entity, for example race, which has
attributes or characteristics, for example Asian, black, white etc.
>From a functional perspective, you could say I am counting based on a query
and determining an average...or the probability of having pancreatic cancer
if you have certain attributes or your life style follows certain
characteristic.
I already have a working model which gets a single value from each choice
box, but want the user to be able to combine selections that are in the same
choice box, for example, if their is a choice box that has life style and
the attributes may contain "drink alcohol", "smoke", "program in java" (ha
ha), I want to be able to have the user do a query of the database that
returns a count/probability.
By the way the count/probability part is already figured out, it's just
getting the numerous different parameters to form an sql query without
having to write a ton of code.
Sincerely,
Tom Kochanowicz
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It depends what kind of query you want to write and the table structure.
Could you elaborate more abt the functionality?
-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Kochanowicz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 12:05 PM
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Subject: Using the getParameterValues
I am working with multiple choice boxes on an html page. I want the
user to
be able to do multiple choices, per choice box so the number of parameters
will vary depending on what the user selects from each of 6 different choice
boxs.
- From these selections I want to use the values I get from each
getParameterValues() to build a sql query. The problem is their are 6 choice
boxes with up to 10 different values.
- Is their a practical way to do this without having to build a hugh number
of different combinations of query strings???
Sincerely,
Tom Kochanowicz
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