3. Select a connection from the drop-down list of that name.
4. If the desired connection has not been declared, choose Define to open the Connections dialog
box. After a connection has been selected, the available tables are shown.
5. Select a table to work with from the Tables drop-down list. The chosen table??™s fields are displayed
in the Columns list.
6. By default, all the columns are included in the recordset. To specify certain columns, choose the
Selected option and select any desired field. Shift+click to select contiguous columns, and
Ctrl+click (Command+click) to select noncontiguous columns.
7. By default, all the records in the selected columns are available. To limit the recordset further, use
the four Filter drop-down lists as follows:
n Choose the field on which you want to base your filter from the first drop-down list. This list
changes dynamically according to which table you??™ve selected.
n From the second drop-down list, select the expression with which to compare the data from
the selected column in the first drop-down list. Available expressions are =, >, <, >=, <=, <>,
begins with, ends with, and contains.
n Choose the type of value to compare to the selected field from the third drop-down list.
Available types are URL Parameter, Form Variable, Cookie, Session Variable, Application
Variable, and Entered Value.
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