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Asked by NettieEckenrode in VB Database Programming, Databases Miscellaneous, Access Coding/Macros
We have a database with three tables: Rules, Conditions, Actions. I cannot change with database and I have to sort thru the information in it. I need to be able to filter thru the "Rules" table, check to see if my information meets any of the "Conditions" and if it does apply the "Actions". The problem is that the condition expression in the Rules table field could look something like this: "{AID_Sam} AND NOT {AID_BOB}" . {AID_Sam} is a reference to the "Conditions" table ID field "AID_SAM". The definition field would be [AuthorID] = "SAM". In other words the condition is actually "[AuthorID] = "SAM" AND NOT [AuthorID] = "BOB". I doubt this makes any sense, but I need to be able to parse this out to determine if the Rule applies and the action, that I need to take. Maybe I am making this harder that it needs to be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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