Hello People.
Situation:
2 access tables: Tasks, and PCs
Tasks stores info about work orders, PCs stores info about user's computer or computers.
Tasks table has, for example:
TaskID, USERID, TaskDate, TaskType
PCs table has, for example:
PC-ID, PCName, PC-IP, PC-BIOS, PC-HDSize, PC-RAM, PC-SerialNum, PCAuditDate, and of course, USERID
Since many users may change computer due to replacement, malfunction, or even Departmental Changes(person only, not PC), PCs names are repeated or even have a different name in the table, hence, multiple records of the same PC with the same or different specs (PC-RAM, PC-HD, USERID), but the only diffrence that it presents is the PCAuditDate.
So here is what I'm trying to get; an SQL Query that checks the PCs table, and gets the PCName with the newest PCAuditDate or the one Closest to Today's Date.
This is what I have only:
"SELECT USER.EMAILADDR, USER.PHONE, USER.DEPT, " _
& " PC.PCNAME, PC.TCPIP " _
& " FROM USER, PCs WHERE [USER.USERID] = " & Me.USERID & _
" AND PCs.USERID = " & Me.USERID
this works ok, but displays the incorrect PCName.
In advance, thank you for helping.