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    Hi I have a recordset which lists all the sites Users with the access
    levels of (Admin, Employee, Guest) What I want is to filter recordset to just
    show 'Admin' and 'Employee' It should be simple but I just can't work out the
    SQL. This is what I've got so far SELECT * FROM tblLogin WHERE Access_level =
    'Admin' Thanks, M@rk

    M@rk Guest

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    SELECT * FROM tblLogin WHERE Access_level = 'Admin' OR
    Access_level = 'Employee'


    M@rk wrote:
    > Hi I have a recordset which lists all the sites Users with the access
    > levels of (Admin, Employee, Guest) What I want is to filter recordset to just
    > show 'Admin' and 'Employee' It should be simple but I just can't work out the
    > SQL. This is what I've got so far SELECT * FROM tblLogin WHERE Access_level =
    > 'Admin' Thanks, M@rk
    >
    Manuel Socarras Guest

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    Default Re: Recordset question ASP

    On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 15:07:41 +0100, Manuel Socarras
    <msoc**no-spam**@airtel.net> wrote:
    > SELECT * FROM tblLogin WHERE Access_level = 'Admin' OR
    > Access_level = 'Employee'
    >
    >
    > M@rk wrote:
    >> Hi I have a recordset which lists all the sites Users with the
    >> access levels of (Admin, Employee, Guest) What I want is to filter
    >> recordset to just show 'Admin' and 'Employee' It should be simple but I
    >> just can't work out the SQL. This is what I've got so far SELECT *
    >> FROM tblLogin WHERE Access_level = 'Admin' Thanks, M@rk
    >>
    We currently have a product called impakt which have a good level of User
    authentication including the ACL = Access Level.

    You can easily set it up from a Graphic user interface and assign a level
    to this. If you want to see a demo of a ACL login set up please check this
    site.
    [url]http://www.interaktonline.com/Products/Dreamweaver-Extensions/ImpAKT/Overview/[/url]

    --
    Alexandro Colorado
    ------------------------------
    Support Engineer
    InterAKT Online
    [url]http://www.interaktonline.com[/url]
    Tel: 40(21) 312.5312
    Alexandro Colorado Guest

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