I don't know if this is possible or not. A non-profit client is running a
fund raising campaign where a person can make a pledge that can cover from 1
to 5 years and can be paid in monthly, quarterly or annual installments.
Most of the database work is pretty standard except for one part. The client
would like to send out notices to each donor when the next payment is due.
With each donor having from 1 to 20 payments, and 1 to 12 payments per year,
and a start date that can be any date, there are a lot of variables to
factor in on the fly. Any ideas out there?
Thanks in advance.
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Each payment should be a separate row in a table. Query that table to select
all payments due in the next n days.
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fund raising campaign where a person can make a pledge that can cover from
1 to 5 years and can be paid in monthly, quarterly or annual installments.
Most of the database work is pretty standard except for one part. The
client would like to send out notices to each donor when the next payment is due.
With each donor having from 1 to 20 payments, and 1 to 12 payments per
year, and a start date that can be any date, there are a lot of variables to
factor in on the fly. Any ideas out there?
Thanks in advance.
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