Hi all,
could someone point me in the direction of a solution for this please..
I am planning an invoicing module for charging out the records in my Jobs table.
I would like to issue an update command, something like this:
that is straight forward enough but I would like a form which has a nice box which prints which job is being updated.
Like this:
JobNo, Date , Status
12345, 20/05/2008, Invoiced
12346, 19/05/2008, Invoiced
and it keeps adding a new row each time a record has been updated.
Im sure this is possible (and hope I've made sense) but really have little idea where to start..
Hope someone can help
Thanks
John
.NET 2.0, Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 Express
could someone point me in the direction of a solution for this please..
I am planning an invoicing module for charging out the records in my Jobs table.
I would like to issue an update command, something like this:
Code:
update tblJobs
set Job_Status = 'Invoiced'
where Account_Number = @param1
that is straight forward enough but I would like a form which has a nice box which prints which job is being updated.
Like this:
JobNo, Date , Status
12345, 20/05/2008, Invoiced
12346, 19/05/2008, Invoiced
and it keeps adding a new row each time a record has been updated.
Im sure this is possible (and hope I've made sense) but really have little idea where to start..
Hope someone can help
Thanks
John
.NET 2.0, Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 Express