Question : How to make specific queries

Hey experts,

In access I have made a database containing members of a club and their apartments. Every member can have zero, one or more apartments. Every apartment always belogns to one - and only one - group of apartments, either "Anfi Beach", "Puerto Anfi", "Gran Anfi", "Monte Anfi" or "Tauro Golf".

I want to make a query containing all the members, that owns one or more apartments in Anfi Beach, as well as a query containing all the members, that owns one or more apartments in Puerto Anfi, and so on. Alternate I want to have one query, that asks me which "group" of members I want to be listed.

One member can easily have one apartment in more than one group. In this case, I want the member to figure in both queries.

The reason I need these queries is, I want to send out newsemails to the owners of apartments in individual groups. How to send out emails to these members will be my next question, when this primary one is answered.

The relevant parts of my database structure are the two lists that are screenprintet as a jpg file.

I am using Access version 2007 SP2

By the way, the arrow points at the field in the "Apartments" list, that holds the groupname, the apartment is in.

Please help me on this one :-)

Cheers, Raahaugen

Attachments:

medlemsliste.jpg (132 KB)  (File Type Details) 

the fields in the two lists that are relevant

Answer : How to make specific queries

4.1 bonded t1's
4.2 like the other experts, i dont know what you mean by "ONE cable not 3", but i assume you mean why didn't the telco drop off ONE cable instead of the 3 individual ones? The answer is that there is no single cable solution available that gives you the same 4.5Mb data rate.
4.3 T1 and next size up is T3 which is equivelant to 23xT1, or 45Mb. You can get fractional T3 in some markets, say at 12Mb if the ISP offers it. Pricing for T3 is dramatically more, the terminating equipment much more expensive, and the delivery is typically twin coax cables with bnc connectors. The next tier up is the OCx circuit such as OC3 at about 80Mb up to OC192
4.4 dsl, cable and maybe satellite are more traditionally what are referred to as broadband, and some providers refer to their T1 service as boadband

Posted via EE Mobile