I have this SELECT
query I need to convert to a T-SQL view:
SELECT
T_Compras.Guia, T_Compras.Data, T_Compras.Id_Embarcação,
T_Compras.[Nº Maré], T_ComprasDet.Id_Peixe,
T_ComprasDet.Id_Tamanho,
SUM([Peso Kg] * [Caixas]) AS Peso,
T_ComprasDet.Id_Frescura, Q_Guia_Fact.Valor
FROM
(T_Compras
LEFT JOIN
Q_Guia_Fact ON T_Compras.Guia = Q_Guia_Fact.Guia)
INNER JOIN
T_ComprasDet ON T_Compras.Guia = T_ComprasDet.Guia
GROUP BY
T_Compras.Guia, T_Compras.Data, T_Compras.Id_Embarcação,
T_Compras.[Nº Maré], T_ComprasDet.Id_Peixe,
T_ComprasDet.Id_Tamanho, T_ComprasDet.Id_Frescura,
Q_Guia_Fact.Valor
HAVING
(((T_Compras.Guia) = [Forms]![F_Compras]![Guia]));
I am able to get everything working but I don't know how that last HAVING
clause would be in T-SQL. In Access what it is doing is prompting the user for a guide number (guide="guia") so that it only shows rows with that guide number.
Thanks in advance!
Best Answer
Create the view without the HAVING clause, and when you query the view, filter it using:
...with your "????" being the value that you're passing in from your form.