LOV query [message #82116] |
Wed, 23 April 2003 18:06 |
Dean
Messages: 34 Registered: August 2000
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Hi,
I have created the following tables: -
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER(
cust_id number(7) not null unique,
surname char(15) not null,
forenames char(20) not null,
address1 char(35) not null,
address2 char(20) not null,
address3 char(15) not null,
address4 char(15) not null,
post_code VARchar2(7) not null,
tel_no VARchar2(12) not null,
email VARchar2(30) not null,
cust_user_name VARchar2(20) not null unique,
cust_password VARchar2(15) not null);
CREATE TABLE SEATING(
seating_id number(2) not null unique,
seating_spaces number(2) not null);
CREATE TABLE BOOKING(
cust_id number(7) not null references CUSTOMER(cust_id),
seating_id number(2) not null references SEATING(seating_id),
booking_id number(7) not null unique,
booking_time VARchar2(5) not null,
booking_date date not null);
CREATE TABLE MEAL(
booking_id number(7) not null unique references BOOKING(booking_id),
meal_id number(7) not null unique,
starter char(15),
main char(15),
dessert char(15));
I am trying to assign an LOV that stores the booking.booking_id into the meal.booking_id, any ideas?
thanks
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Re: LOV query [message #82141 is a reply to message #82116] |
Mon, 28 April 2003 02:32 |
shadow
Messages: 15 Registered: April 2003
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U have to create a record group which query is
select booking_id from meal
then create a lov which based on this record group and assign column maping which field do u want that's it.
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