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Joining SQL queries in ASP
Hi,
I`m quite new to both ASP and SQL queries and I am currently having a problem with my
University project.
I need to do a query against a table which doesn`t show any results which occur in a sub
query.
This is what I currently have :
SELECT DISTINCT Question.QuestionID, QuestionName FROM Question
LEFT JOIN [Sub Query] s
ON Question.QuestionID = [Sub Query].QuestionID
WHERE LecturerID = 2 and ((([Sub Query].QuestionID) Is Null))"
My Sub Query should be "select QuestionID from SectionQList where SectionID ="&SID&"
What is don`t know how to do is pass a parameter into my Sub Query in order to limit it`s
results.
I Hope this makes some sense.
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Duncan
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Joining SQL queries in ASP (reply)
Hi Duncan,
How about making it a Stored Procedure and passing it a parameter? ASP-dbPro supports stored procs with parameter passing using the dbStoredProc parameter.
Hope this helps,
John
On 10/27/98 5:36:46 PM, Duncan Greer wrote:
> Hi,
I`m quite new to both ASP and SQL queries and I am currently
> having a problem with my
University project.
I need to do a
> query against a table which doesn`t show any results which occur in a sub
>
query.
This is what I currently have :
SELECT DISTINCT
> Question.QuestionID, QuestionName FROM Question
LEFT JOIN [Sub
> Query] s
ON Question.QuestionID = [Sub Query].QuestionID
> WHERE LecturerID = 2 and ((([Sub Query].QuestionID) Is Null))"
My
> Sub Query should be "select QuestionID from SectionQList where SectionID
> ="&SID&"
What is don`t know how to do is pass a parameter into my Sub
> Query in order to limit it`s
results.
I Hope this makes some
> sense.
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Duncan
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Joining SQL queries in ASP (reply)
On 10/27/98 11:40:29 PM, John wrote:
> Hi Duncan,
How about making it a Stored Procedure and passing it a
> parameter? ASP-dbPro supports stored procs with parameter passing using
> the dbStoredProc parameter.
Hope this helps,
John
Thanks a lot, I'll try that.
Duncan
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