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 Posted - 2000-08-24 : 20:13:55
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hasn writes "I have two tables, one with the categories of the products we sell, one with the actual products..
I've created this query:
SQL = "SELECT * FROM products WHERE artcat in (SELECT artcat FROM categories WHERE artcat <> 'dipers /* these are for internal use only :-) */ ')"
well, next thing to do is making nice tables, so the customers say: ooooh, wauw, awsome and then they buy stuff.. (it's all in the mind)
Q: how do I do this? I've tried with a recordset in a recordset, while loops for loops, if statements.. BUT IT WOULDN'T WORK ahhhhhhhh (I promis not to jump from a bridge ;-)
A: Heej, you are the guru!"
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Multiple recordsets, maybe the answer ia a simple routine..