Queries :: Dates Not Changing - Incomplete Query Clause
Jan 17, 2014
I have a date field NxtAPayDate that I need to update to the same day in the next calendar quarter. I have an update query set up using DATEADD but it does not change the dates. The table name is AutoPay
I am using the Query Design Grid. This is the SQL code behind the query:
UPDATE AutoPay SET AutoPay.NxtAPayDate = DateAdd("q",1,[AutoPay]![NxtAPayDate]);
When I view the results the dates are the same - original dates, when I try to sort the results, I get a message box with the following: syntax error, incomplete query clause?
I cannot get the dates to change by using a specific date either
UPDATE AutoPay SET AutoPay.NxtAPayDate = #1/2/2014#;
I am really stuck. I have spent two days searcinh different forums trying to solve my problem. I am trying to create an UPDATE q to my Access database. But I get either the: "Syntax error in query. Incomplete query clause" or "Syntax error in UPDATE query".
First of all here's the URL: www.innotec-as.no/login/Kunder Login U/P either: "alfen" or "thomas".
The page opening up shows the user info, U/P and adress. viewing the information is working perfectly - but editing it..no way.
When editing and submiting the data the above errors occour. Try that and you'll also see the SQL I am trying to execute. The CODE is as follows:
I am trying to run a change an existing query in real time to allow date filtering for 4 different categories. I can get two of them to work. Calibration Date and Icepoint Date. But for The two calculated fields Calibration due date and Icepoint date I cannot get it to filter properly e.g. for 2013 dates it also includes 2014 dates and just does not work properly. I am thinking its due to it being a calculated field but don't have a clue how to fix it. see pasted code for calibration due date filter where Todate and Fromdate are the 2 dates used. I also have the on current code and the exit code to reset the query to its original status.
Public Sub SetDate1() 'Apply date filter and rebuild query in real time On Error GoTo Err_SetDate1 If IsNull(Me!ToDate) And IsNull(Me!FromDate) Then MsgBox ("Please Enter Date First"), vbExclamation GoTo Exit_SetDate1
I have a query which exports to a excel file afterwards, however, it's not capturing all the data I need.My query is at the bottom, and I think the problem is the "(([tbl Master].ID)=[tblRequest].[Cost Centre]))" statement, as this means that it'll never pick up a Cost Centre starting with "Z", as they don't exist in [tbl Master] (they're exceptions to the rule basically).
What I need to do is only parse the statement "(([tbl Master].ID)=[tblRequest].[Cost Centre]))" if the Cost Centre doesn't start with "Z", if it does, then it'll find it in the table, as there's validation on the point of entry that don't start with it.
Code:
SELECT tblRequest.RequestID, 'N/A' AS [Week No], tblRequest.[Refund Date] AS [Date], tblRequest.Requester, tblRequest.Authoriser, tblRequest.Refunder AS Processor, tblRequest.[CRIS Reference] AS [CRIS Ref No], tblRequest.[Customer Title] & ' ' & [Customer Name] AS [Customer's Name],
I have this code below which pulls a report based on the current date, I wanted to be able to pull the same report by entering between 2 dates as is done in a query using parameters.
I have written a large number of queries to gather data for a quarterly monitoring form. How do I replace the dates to update them for next quarter.For example I have written a query which counts the number of new members who started in the period 01/04/2013 to 31/07/2013. How can I change this (and the other 200 queries) without opening them all individually and manually altering it. Is there an Access equivalent of Word's Find and Replace?By the way I am using Access 2000.
Now I require to join these both, the table and the output of the query on the condition where query.fileName like table.fileName.
There is no key in this field. Why I need this because the table has the sort order which the user can change when needed, if I put the sort order in the query then each time there is a change then the query needs to updated which the user can go wrong. Also the filename in the query has date associated which changes every day so I need to pick the unique part of the file name and associate it with the query to get the output from query and sort order from the table.
So I have created a select query and I am using it as an all purpose search query. I plan on changing the value of SQL in the query based upon what the user selects as the method of searching. So there is a drop down menu, that allows the user to select the method, this will be expanded in the future but for now till I get this working I am not going to bother with that. That being said, I figure once I get a couple of these the work the others should follow suit. Anyway, here is what I have so far.
Code: Dim StrSQL As String Dim qdf As DAO.QueryDef Select Case Me.Combo3
I have a query, and in order for it to run properly, I've set it to look in an unbound combobox on a form to display the necessary data I want, as long as I never close down the form, this is exactly how I want it.However, if I close this form down, and reopen it, I'm asked by messagebox to get the lookup from a different form's combobox, despite saving the correct form's design over and over again, and saving the actual query, more than once, while in design view.when Access changes the criteria, there isn't even a combobox value on the form it changes to.
I was trying to see if there is a way to convert text to a hyperlink in a query.
Background : I'm pulling information from a lotus notes database using an OBDC connection and storing it into an access database and using that to upload to a sharepoint site. While we are converting over to a sharepoint site, I was trying to make it easy to get back to the original site for each document to check the work.
i have an update query that looks for a product number, updates the cost, and re-calculates the price in two columns based on the salesman's margins. the problem i am having is that it seems to be hit and miss on the first run. if you run it again, it runs the calculations on all the fields. (it has to check / recalculate 16,000 rows.) should this query have vba to make it loop thru the table.
here is the basic layout of the query:
table 1 is newproductq table 2 is Products Field: PriceIn Table: newproductq Update To: [Products].[Cost] UNITS newproductq [PriceIn]/((100-[Margin])/100) PIECES newproductq [PriceIn]/((100-[BrokenMargin]/100)
I am using an append query to move data into another database. One of the fields being imported is a date field in text form (20141201). I need it appear in the final database in text form (01/12/14) I have tried using several date conversions and cant get this work. Ideally i need the final value as a text rather than date.
I have a query that is based on Property & tenants. It runs a report that gives me all the property listed with the tenants & other info for the property's. Sometimes the tenant moves out & the property is Vacant, so i have a Vacant flag in the property table.
But when i run the query it prints out the last tenant. Can i pick up the vacant flag & change the tenant name to Vacant on the report? As i don't want to delete the tenant from the tenant table.
I have a form with 2 cbo. I want query to show all data if nothing has been selected, or show specific data to whatever has been selected in cbo1 AND/OR cbo2.My query was working ok for couple of days and then stopped. I don't know why, as no changes has been made.
if both cbo are blank then it works OR if both cbo have a selected value then it works, ok. But it doesn't if one of the cbo has a value and the other one hasn't.
Code: WHERE (dAreaFK=Forms!F_MainMenu.cboStatsArea AND dShiftFK=Forms!F_MainMenu.cboStatsShift) OR (Forms!F_MainMenu!cboStatsArea IS NULL AND Forms!F_MainMenu!cboStatsShift IS NULL)
I have several queries (crosstabs) which are eventually combined together to form the data for a single report. If I want to date select for this report I need to add a WHERE clause to every query via VBA. This isn't difficult but it set me wondering if there was any way to have one dummy query containing the necessary WHERE statement, and this somehow gets appended to all the other queries, i.e. to filter on date I only need a change in one place.
I have a combo box on a form where I allow the user to pick an office. The primary key is the bound column which I then want to use in a stored query to limit the query results to the specific office selected. I can easily do this with the docmd.runSQL in the module, but I'd like to use a stored query instead. My exact problem is I can't get the syntax correct in the Where clause in the query design. I use the build feature and get the following: [Forms]![frmReports]![cboOffice] which doesn't work. If I manually put the key value in the Where clause, it works fine. tell me the correct syntax for the Where clause.
From a performance perspective, does it matter in what order a number of clauses are specified ? For example if many records satisfy ConditionA but few records satisfy ConditionB, is it better to put ConditionB first ?
SELECT Fields FROM Table WHERE ConditionA and ConditionB or SELECT Fields FROM Table WHERE ConditionB and ConditionA
Is there anyway to search each row within one column for a value ? The "IN" clause appears not to work for multiple values in a row.
SELECT Table_Payee_List.CategoryIDs, Table_Payee_List.PayeeSelectBox INTO GOTIT FROM Table_Payee_List WHERE (((Table_Payee_List.CategoryIDs) In ("25")));
Data (two columns with 5 rows) are represented below:
Payee CategoryIDs Column Column
John Doe 21, 27, 32, 34, 44 - Row 1 Jane Doe 20, 25, 28, 42, 44 - Row 3 Paul Doe 19, 25, 28, 42, 44 - Row 3 James Doe 56, 29, 31, 62, 54 - Row 4 Amy Doe 24, 25, 29, 42, 74 - Row 5
I have a table with tasks in which are allocated to specific staff members. The start date of the task is currently inputted by the user and then an estimated time frame is inputted which automatically enters the planned end date.
When a task is complete a Yes/No box is ticked so that these tasks don't show up on the current list anymore.
I wondered if it is possible, for the second task allocated to a certain person to have the start date automatically inputted depending on the planned end date of the precious task.
So if the planned end date was 12/06/2015 then the start date of the next would be 12/06/2015 and so on.
Only one table : Customer ID,Customer name , subscription period, subscription start date and subscription end date.
I need values where subscription start date is between date1 and date2 and subscription end date is between date 1 and date2.
Detail explanation:
customer1 subscribed from 2-feb 2012 to 2-feb 2013 customer2 subscribed from 5-aug-2012 to 5-aug-2013 customer3 subscribed from 1-Jan-2013 to 31-Dec-2013 when the user enters date 1 as 1-jan-2013 and date 2 as 30-Jun-2013
Even though the subscription start date is not within the range entered by the user.I need to get all three customers because the subscription enddate falls within the range.And customer 3 is also required as subscription start date is within the range.
I have a query that is based on three queries. 2 of those queries have the same fields but return data for different dates. The 3rd query returns the dates needed. In other words, I am trying to return all results from both queries. these are the results I want:
Report_ID Report_Date Contents Approvers Standard ops 5/1/13 daily operations rpt tom tomlin royer manuf 7/1/13 syndication rpt rob davis
etc.
These are for year-t0-date. there is a YTD query that returns all dates needed. The other two queries return records on different dates, on is for dates <5/5/13 and the other is for dates >5/4/13. I have listed the SQL below. It returns the correct records, but for the Record_ID it returns -1 in each field instead of the report_ID text. So, I need to get the other fields to show up correctly.
Code: SELECT [Daily_rpts_YTD_due_before_5_5_2013]![Report_ID] Or [Daily_rpts_YTD_due_after_5_4_2013]![Report_ID] AS [Report ID], due_dates_Daily_YTD.Due_dates FROM (due_dates_Daily_YTD LEFT JOIN Daily_rpts_YTD_due_before_5_5_2013 ON due_dates_Daily_YTD.Due_dates = Daily_rpts_YTD_due_before_5_5_2013.Due_dates) LEFT JOIN Daily_rpts_YTD_due_after_5_4_2013 ON due_dates_Daily_YTD.Due_dates = Daily_rpts_YTD_due_after_5_4_2013.Due_dates WHERE (((due_dates_Daily_YTD.Due_dates)=[Daily_rpts_YTD_due_after_5_4_2013]![Due_dates] Or (due_dates_Daily_YTD.Due_dates)=[Daily_rpts_YTD_due_before_5_5_2013]![Due_dates]));
