Running Sum Query Syntax Problem
Aug 19, 2005
I have the following sql that returns my sample records:
SELECT QryAllEnrolments.[Person Id], QryAllEnrolments.[Course Code], QryAllEnrolments.[Course Name], QryAllEnrolments.GLH, QryAllEnrolments.Date
FROM QryAllEnrolments LEFT JOIN QryWithdrawls ON (QryAllEnrolments.[Person Id] = QryWithdrawls.[Person Id]) AND (QryAllEnrolments.[Course Code] = QryWithdrawls.[Course Code])
WHERE (((QryAllEnrolments.[Person Id])=1950165) AND ((QryWithdrawls.[Person Id]) Is Null));
and wrote the following hoping it would return a running sum of the guided learning hours (GLH) utilising the above:
SELECT Pro.[Date], Pro.[Person Id], Pro.[Course Code], Pro.[Course Name], Pro.[GLH],
(Select Sum(Pro1.[GLH] FROM [QryAllEnrolments Without Matching QryWithdrawls] Pro1 WHERE Pro1.[Date]<=Pro.[Date]) AS [Running Total], Pro.[Date]
FROM [QryAllEnrolments Without Matching QryWithdrawls] AS Pro
ORDER BY Pro.[Date]
It squeels of a syntax error at the inner select sum clause.
your assistance to finish this off would be greatly appreciated.
regards
Peter
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Mar 26, 2006
I get a syntax error when I run this query from an Access Module but I don't get an error when I run it as a straight query. Can anyone see what's wrong with it? I am using Access 2003
Dim sqlStmt As String
sqlStmt = "SELECT [CCC Companies].ESTBLMT_NO, SUM(subWeight) AS weight "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "FROM [CCC Companies], [SELECT ESTBLMT_NO, COUNT(*) * 10 AS subWeight "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "FROM CCCWords "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "WHERE Word IN ( Select word from CBCWords where vendor = '"
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + strVendor
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "') GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "UNION "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "SELECT ESTBLMT_NO,COUNT(*) * 25 AS subWeight "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "FROM CCCCleansedPhone "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "WHERE MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1, 5) IN ( Select MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1 ,5) FROM CBCCleansedPhone WHERE vendor_no = '"
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + strVendor
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "') GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "UNION "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "SELECT ESTBLMT_NO, COUNT(*) * 50 AS subWeight "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "FROM CCCCleansedPhone "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "WHERE MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1, 7) IN ( Select MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1 ,7) FROM CBCCleansedPhone WHERE vendor_no = '"
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + strVendor
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "') GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "UNION "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "SELECT ESTBLMT_NO, COUNT(*) * 50 AS subWeight "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "FROM CCCCleansedPostalCode "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "WHERE MID(STRIPPED_POSTAL,1, 6) IN ( Select MID(STRIPPED_POSTAL,1 ,6) FROM CBCCleansedPostalCode WHERE vendor_no = '"
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + strVendor
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "') GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "]. AS dupWeight "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "WHERE dupWeight.ESTBLMT_NO = [CCC Companies].ESTBLMT_NO "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "GROUP BY [CCC Companies].ESTBLMT_NO "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "HAVING SUM(subWeight) >= 60 "
sqlStmt = sqlStmt + "ORDER BY SUM(subWeight) DESC"
DoCmd.OpenForm "Show Probabilities", , , sqlStmt
Here is the code that runs ok in a straight query:
SELECT [CCC Companies].ESTBLMT_NO, SUM(subWeight) AS weight
FROM [CCC Companies], [SELECT ESTBLMT_NO, COUNT(*) * 10 AS subWeight
FROM CCCWords
WHERE Word IN ( Select word from CBCWords where vendor = '100024')
GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO
UNION
SELECT ESTBLMT_NO, COUNT(*) * 25 AS subWeight
FROM CCCCleansedPhone
WHERE MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1, 5) IN ( Select MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1 ,5) FROM CBCCleansedPhone WHERE vendor_no = '100024')
GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO
UNION
SELECT ESTBLMT_NO, COUNT(*) * 50 AS subWeight
FROM CCCCleansedPhone
WHERE MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1, 7) IN ( Select MID(STRIPPED_PHONE,1 ,7) FROM CBCCleansedPhone WHERE vendor_no = '100024')
GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO
UNION
SELECT ESTBLMT_NO, COUNT(*) * 50 AS subWeight
FROM CCCCleansedPostalCode
WHERE MID(STRIPPED_POSTAL,1, 6) IN ( Select MID(STRIPPED_POSTAL,1 ,6) FROM CBCCleansedPostalCode WHERE vendor_no = '100024')
GROUP BY ESTBLMT_NO
]. AS dupWeight
WHERE dupWeight.ESTBLMT_NO=[CCC Companies].ESTBLMT_NO
GROUP BY [CCC Companies].ESTBLMT_NO
HAVING SUM(subWeight)>=60
ORDER BY SUM(subWeight) DESC;
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Sep 28, 2005
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:
SQLtemp = "UPDATE 'Brukere' SET"
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'navn' = '" & request("Navn") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'epst' = '" & request("Epst") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'Pass' = '" & request("Pass") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'Firma' = '" & request("Firma") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'BAdresse' = '" & request("BAdresse") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'BPostAdr' = '" & request("BPostAdr") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'PAdresse' = '" & request("PAdresse") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & " 'PPostAdr' = '" & request("PPostAdr") & "', "
SQLtemp = SQLtemp & "WHERE 'Bnavn' = '" & request("Bnavn") & "'"
Response.Write(SQLtemp)
Response.End()
conn.Execute(SQLtemp)
rs.Update[/COLOR]
The finished SQL statement looks like this:
UPDATE 'Brukere' SET 'navn' = 'Alf Byman', 'epst' = 'alf@baccara.no', 'Pass' = 'alfen', 'Firma' = '', 'BAdresse' = '', 'BPostAdr' = '', 'PAdresse' = 'sdfg', 'PPostAdr' = '', WHERE 'Bnavn' = 'alfen'
I have tried to user single quotes, doubble quotes, brackets etc. nothing works.
The code I use for connection is as follows:
<!--#include file="../adovbs.inc"-->
<%
dim conn, rs, SQLtemp
' DSNless connection to Access Database
set conn = server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Connection")
rs="DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; "
rs=rs & "PWD=uralfjellet; DBQ=" & server.mappath("../../../../db/kunder.mdb")
conn.Open rs
I'll be very HAPPY for some expert help on this.
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I keep on getting a syntax error on the first [MU_ID]. Can anyone tell me what am I doing wrong please? You can e-mail me at Frank.Cappas@CIGNA.Com
Site: IF [MU_ID] BETWEEN ((SELECT [MU_Start] FROM [Sites] WHERE [Site] = “BRB”) AND (SELECT [MU_End] FROM [Sites] WHERE [Site] = “BRB”), “BRB”, {IF [MU_ID] BETWEEN ((SELECT [MU_Start] FROM [Sites] WHERE [Site] = “BRI”) AND (SELECT [MU_End] FROM [Sites] WHERE [Site] = “BRI”},"BRI")
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Frank
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I'm trying to get my head round this query and not having much luck.
I have table that contains. amongst others, two fields I need to use - Date and Amount. I already have a query that returns me the number of entries for a given month, along with the total value.
SELECT Count(*) AS [Number of Entries],
Sum(NBReferral.[Amount]) AS [Total Amount],
NBReferral.Date
FROM NBReferral
GROUP BY NBReferral.Date;
What I want is to also provide a running total (year to date). Using this:
SELECT Count(*) AS [YTD Number of Entries],
Sum(NBReferral.[Amtount]) AS [YTD Total Amount]
FROM NBReferral;
Combing the two queries works as long as there is only one month. Unfortunately, I'd like to see each month's YTD figure displayed as shown
Date Number of Entries Total Amount YTD Number of Entries YTD Total Amount
Nov 2006 5 10000 5 10000
Dec 2006 3 5000 8 15000
Jan 2007 6 12000 14 27000
etc.
What I currently get, as you would expect, are the same YTD totals applied to each month:
Date Number of Entries Total Amount YTD Number of Entries YTD Total Amount
Nov 2006 5 10000 14 27000
Dec 2006 3 5000 14 27000
Jan 2007 6 12000 14 27000
etc.
Probably a fairly straight-forward query for someone with a bit more experience. Any ideas?
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Hi all,
I have the following code that works really well for me:
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Me.lstEngines.Requery
I need to make one modification to it, but I am getting lost in the syntax.
Right now this code is matching the text string "txtsearch" to anything in the "Engine Name" Field.
It works fine, but I need it to also look in the "type" field. I need results if the string is in "Engine Name" OR if it is in "Type"
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HEEELLLLLLPPPPPPPPPP
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HI,
Is it possible to have space in an field name (Column name) when I using a Query?
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I get an syntax error on this "Block Description" but not if i write BlockDescription...
Anyone?
I use Access97
Regards Hans
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All,
I've become aware that if I create a variable in the select statement like this in Access:
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SELECT Table1.ID, Sum([A]+[B]+[C]) AS TotSum
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Table1.ID
ORDER BY TotSum DESC;
It will ask me to "enter a parameter value" for TotSum. When I do, in this example, it still sorts in correctly, but in a larger more detailed query it gets a little confused. I instead have to re-use the equation like this:
SELECT Table1.ID, Sum([A]+[B]+[C]) AS TotSum
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Table1.ID
ORDER BY Sum([A]+[B]+[C]) DESC;
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Here's my problem: the main area in which I need to be proficient is running queries, and I cannot find a good, comprehensive explanation of how to construct expressions or set up calculated fields.
In case I'm not clear (I've had quite a time just figuring out what to call what I need), I'll give you an example. I was able to arrange a short tutorial with someone in another department. As part of a query, she used the following statement in the "Field" section to convert date information stored as mm/dd/yyyy into just the year:
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What I need is a comprehensive guide that not only gives me the building blocks of expressions, but tells me how to combine them into a syntactically meaningful statement--so I know what order things go in, where commas and parentheses should be, etc. Both online or print materials are fine--I've been looking on my own, but with no luck.
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Hello I'm having trouble getting my nested Iif statement to run. Can anyone help??? I've attached a screen shot of the syntax error that I'm receiving. The example code below needs tweaking.
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Sorry for my english
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