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Fiona | 16:38 Sat 19th Mar 2005 | Technology
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Microsoft Access queries allow end users to input their own variables eg [Enter Name] - end user can input Smith and the data will be returned


Is it possible to do the same thing using SQL Server 2000 and how do you do it?


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You have to set up a parameter query, ask the user for the values, then pass these to the query when you call it
If I understand your question correctly then instead of clicking drop down boxes and entering your search term (Smith) then you just have to type an SQL query:

Select firstName, lastName from nameOfTable where lastName = "Smith"

Instead of specifying first name etc. you can get all info on all the Smiths by doing:
Select * from tableName where lastName = "Smith"

You can actually do this in SQL Server AND in Access if you click on query and then change the view to "SQL View"

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