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Parse keywords from textbox into a SQL Query..... Please Help.....

Asked by pkeller2003 in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: access, query, textbox, sql, parse

I have a frontpage website w/ MS Access that allows users to search a table called Listing.

However, if there is a record that has "used piii 20gb hd" in it and if someone were to search "piii 20gb hd used", that search would return no records found because the "used" does not precede the "piii".

I need to parse each word eg. "piii" then search the list_Description, Comments, Major_Class, School, and Course_Number columns of the Listing table and return the results in a Subtable(1) then search Subtable(1) for the next parsed keyword eg. "20gb" then return those records in Subtable(2) and then search Subtable(2) for the next keyword from the parsed textbox eg. "hd" and return those records in Subtable(3) etc... until all keywords have been parsed and the database displays Subtable(N) with all of the desired records.. I am a Novice-Intermediate in SQL and VB script FYI.

The columns describe above are the actual names of the columns that could contain possible keywords.

This is the current query that doesn't produce the desired results.

SELECT * FROM Location
INNER JOIN ([Section] INNER JOIN (Category INNER JOIN Listing ON Category.CategoryID = Listing.CategoryID) ON Section.SectionID = Category.SectionID) ON Location.LocationID = Listing.LocationID
WHERE (Listing.List_Description LIKE '%::List_Description::%' OR Listing.Comments LIKE '%::List_Description::%'
OR Listing.Major_Class LIKE '%::List_Description::%' OR Listing.Course_Number LIKE '%::List_Description::%' OR Listing.School LIKE '%::List_Description::%')
AND (Category.Cat_Description LIKE '%::Cat_Description::%' )
AND (Category.CategoryID LIKE '%::CategoryID::%')
AND (Listing.LocationID LIKE '%::LocationID::%')
AND (Section.SectionID LIKE '%::SectionID::%')
Order By Timestamp DESC

I would be forever greatful if anyone could help me get past this. Thank You

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Parse keywords from textbox into a SQL Query..... Please Help.....

Asked by pkeller2003 in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: access, query, textbox, sql, parse

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