Yes, that helped !
Of course the problem I am having now is that the always the first PatchID from the drop down list is returned, no matter what I select...
Any ideas on this one ?
btw, thank you very much for your help already.
Can somebody help me see my mistake ?
The patches display in the drop down list but the PatchID stays empty in the passing URL !
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sql_request = "TRANSFORM Count(PatchList.PatchDesc) AS [The Value] SELECT PatchList.PatchName...
You could configure your DNS with a failover service.
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What's failover for? How do I use this service?
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First, you need...
Thanks for the answers.
First of all I c/p too much, no subqueries, just the $querya[5] is what I am referring to.
Secondly, yes, it is MySQL :-)
And last but not least, I just solved it this morning:
$querya[5]="SELECT * from $table as T1
where [Date/Time] in (select MAX([Date/Time])...
Below code gives me the correct data BUT I would like to display other fields from the table, now it just displays two rows of data. How can I display more ?
$query5="select count(*) AS TOTAL from (select CName,Max([Date/Time]) AS [Date_Time] from $table
where [MS03-013]='NoPatch'
group...
Ok, a long shot maybe, but worth a try.
Sounds like the account you created is a trustee of the root, try to make that account security equal to the Admin account and see what happens...
Otherwise... no idea sorry :-(.
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