I literally named my tables as follows and then literally typed the following into the query editor (SQL View):
SELECT * INTO FullJoin FROM LeftTable FULL JOIN RightTable ON RightTable.ContactID = LeftTable.ContactID
The error I get is, "Syntax Error in FROM clause"
What's my error?
I'm the dummy in question. I'm new to Access and have a fairly simple database that I'm using to find potential customers. I am targeting them by two criteria using two different queries (both queries are looking at different fields of the same table). I want to create a combined query that pulls ALL of the results from both of my target queries. Searching around this forum I see that I need to create an Outer Join which Access doesn't exactly do. I also see that there are ways to simulate this, but I can't seem to figure out those ways. If someone could please explain this to me in a very simple way, I would be very grateful. Thank you.
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So I have tblServer and tblApplication and there is also the ServerID-ApplicationID table that connects these tables.
I found online many examples but all of them where for two tables with one-to-many relationship.
I am fairly new to Acces 2010.I have two seperate tables hat I need to use to compare data. As you can see table A and table B have some of the same item numbers but they also have different item numbers that are not other table. Also some of the item numbers are duplicated in each table but that is okay because the cost of the item is different. Both tables contain item numbers for the products. I want all of Table A item numbers including the item numbers that are in table B. But I also want Table B item numbers except for the item numbers that are also in Table A. In the real raw data file some of the item number fields are blank but the other fields have values. How should I query these tables so that I achieve the correct results?
Table A
Item Num Costof Item Supplier Sales Tax Purchase Month
1234 $1.00 Walmart $2.00 Dec 2013
2222 $4.00 Walmart $1.00 Dec 2013
2222 $2.00 Walmart $1.00 Dec 2013
1276 $3.00 Sams club $1.50 Dec 2013
7898 $5.00 Texaco $5.00 Dec 2013
4567 $3.50 Food Lion $1.00 Dec 2013
[code]....
This query works:
SELECT p.AcntNumber, p.Name, d.FromDate
FROM Daysheet AS d
INNER JOIN Patient AS p ON d.AcntNumber=p.AcntNumber
But this does not:
SELECT p.AcntNumber, p.Name, d.FromDate, c.CPT
FROM Daysheet AS d
INNER JOIN Patient AS p ON d.AcntNumber=p.AcntNumber
INNER JOIN Charge AS c ON c.Id=d.ChargeNum
Nor this:
SELECT p.AcntNumber, p.Name, d.FromDate, c.CPT
FROM Daysheet AS d
(INNER JOIN Patient AS p
(INNER JOIN Charge AS c ON c.Id=d.ChargeNum)
ON d.AcntNumber=p.AcntNumber)
How do you word a nested join?
I've developed a working query to grab some information from my Oracle 9i database using SQL Developer. I have a tool in MS Access 2003 that I'm developing for other users so they can input some options through the GUI and query the same data that I do.
I'm trying to translate the query I developed in Oracle and have it work in Access. I have my ODBC connection set up so that Access can get to the same tables.
Here is my Oracle Query:
[QUERY]...
The error I'm receiving is: Run-time error '3296'
Join expression not support.
I believe the error has something to do with the "LEFT JOIN CPCF ... " but I can't seem to figure out how to fix it. The query will run in Access if I change that to an "INNER JOIN CPCF ...." but the result set is not what I need it to be. Any thoughts on how to fix this?
I've been toiling with the issue of WHERE clauses on the "Right" side of Left Joins. I'm aware that you need to use JOIN ON......AND.... rather than JOIN ON....WHERE.... if the WHERE relates to the Right Hand table.
I've even got an example in my DB where the above works, but now am struggling to use the same theory for other tables. Therefore, I went and created two Mickey Mouse tables to test the logic but am getting an error.
I have
Table 1 with one field called Field 1 - values A, B, C
Table 2 as follows
Field 1.....Field 2.......Field 3
A.............100
C.............200..........XXX
I hoped to have a query that finds all records on Table 1 and records on Table 2 where Field 1 matches on the two tables and Field3 = XXX
My SQL is
SELECT Table1.Field1, Table2.Field1, Table2.Field2, Table2.Field3
FROM Table1 INNER JOIN Table2 ON Table1.Field1 = Table2.Field1
AND Table2.Field3="XXX";
but I get Join Expression not supported
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Andrew
And then called this join as a symbol or variable, and then have it use to select the items from these joined tables, can this be done in Access? Here is an example of a code that I created, but it has an error message saying the FROM syntax is incorrect.
Code:
SELECT firstJOIN.trainID, firstJOIN.trainName, firstJOIN.stationID, firstJOIN.stationName, firstJOIN.distance_miles, firstJOIN.time_mins
FROM (trains INNER JOIN ((station INNER JOIN lineStation ON station.stationID = lineStation.stationID)
INNER JOIN bookingLeg ON bookingLeg.startID = station.stationID or bookingLeg.endID = station.stationID )
ON trains.trainID = bookingLeg.tid) as firstJOIN
Can Access do something similar to this, in the FROM statement I joined 4 tables, because each unique fields are in each table and I have to joined them to get those fields. I called this join firstJOIN and in the SELECT statement, I list those columns in the table by calling it firstJOIN.trainID. Can Access do something like this, but syntax it differently?
I am trying to do an inner join with a left join. The only problem is, I want to inner join the table that is being joined. This is how I thought it would work below, but it doesn't work.
SELECT * FROM ((Submissions LEFT JOIN Candidates ON Submissions.`Candidate Code` = Candidates.`Candidate Code`) INNER JOIN `Type Candidate Status` ON Candidate.Status = `Type Candidate Status`.`Status ID`)
WHERE Submissions.Status <> 7 ORDER BY `School Interest` DESC;
I want to get the Candidate.Status to inner join with the `Type Candidate Status`.`Status ID`.
If you can help, thanks in advance.
Dave
Hi,
I searched in this form and on the internet on how to display a form in Full screen; however, I could not find an answer that worked.
Does anyone knows how to display forms full screen please?
Thank you,
B
Is there a way to split the field record into 2? My field name is structured like this: De Jesus, Sheila
I would want to separate the last and given name.
I hate to do it manually because my record currently is now close to 5,000.
Since the latests post I have received from The Doc Man, Pat Harman and ScottGem I have been spenfding a lot of time on stock, really interesting and challenging indeed. (Thanks very much for the advice)
I've design a database with a working transaction table.
But by using this method, there is no way to have full traceability, how can i keep track of the advice note of each individual batch if i am using such a system? Is there any way to go round it?
Thank you,
I have a field within a table entitled "Name Display" This displays names in the format:
Surname,forename
I have used the following:
Full Name: Right([Name_Display],Len([Name_Display])-InStr([Name_Display]," ")) & " " & Left([Name_Display],InStr([Name_Display]," ")-1)
To rearrange so format is displayed as forename,surname
However my output with some fields appears as:
SARAH WAILES, with spaces inbetween.
Can anyone suggest a way of removing these spaces?
Thanks
I was wondering if there was a function in access which allows the user to type in a date, and instead of showing just the date, it shows the actual day of the week as well, in a seperate field. Is this possible?
Thanks
Adrian
I have a text field that has a full name (ie. Smith, John). I need to somehow split this into a first and last name...or at least reverse the order for a mailing list.
Can anyone help me?
Hi everyone, i am creating a database by importing data from excel than normalizing it. In the excel spreadsheet thre is a full name field and want to import it into access by splitting it up into first and last name. Some of the data in the spreadsheet have middle initials. ANy idea on how to make this easier for me?
Thanks in advance
Joso
Hope someone can help.
I have a table with a bunch of fields. There are two critical fields. The Date and Time. I have these set to Date() and Time().
Now for a report. I would like to have a report that takes the input of a user to display the entries from only one time frame to another time frame.
For example, if a user is in need of the report for 01/01/07, they can choose the query and input in the date and time, but a full day is considered 01/01/07 starting at 6:00 am to 01/02/07 at 5:59 am. Therefore, if a user inputs that they would like to see the report for 01/01/07, entries that were inputted in prior to 01/01/07 at 5:58 AM should not appear.
My Query, criteria ask for the date and time, but I cannot figure out to ask the user for a logic that would be able to pull the whole "full day" reports.
Hope I'm making sense here.
How do I achieve a full screen switchboard display so that the only way to access the (table, query, form...) is by holding the shift button while clicking on the file icon. Thanks!
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thanks !
I accidently unchecked the "allow full menus" option in Tools - Startup. When I did that, the menu bar at the top of my database no longer displayed the "Tools" option.
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Model Full Name: "Jones, John P." (this was the one not in MS' examples)
Last Name Extract = Jones
lastN = IIf(InStr(1,[Model Full Name],",")=0,"",right([Model Full Name],len([Model Full Name] - (InStr(1,[Model Full Name],",")+2)))First Name Extract = John
firstN = IIf((InStr(1,[Model Full Name],",")+1)=InStrRev([Model Full Name]," "),Right([Model Full Name],Len([Model Full Name])-(InStr(1,[Model Full Name],",")+1)),Mid([Model Full Name],(InStr(1,[Model Full Name],",")+2),(InStrRev([Model Full Name]," ")-1)-(InStr(1,[Model Full Name],","))))
Im trying to programmatically (without any user intervention) retrieve the long path name for a given file. It seems to me this should be a rather easy thing to achieve using Access VBA. Ive tried using various FileSystemObject methods with no luck. Ive Googled many variants of VBA get full path without any meaningful hits. provide the first string as a parameter to some object and have it magically return the second string.
String 1: C:PROGRA~2COMMON~1MICROS~1VBAVBA7VBE7.DLL
Stint 2: C:Program Files (x86)Common Filesmicrosoft sharedVBAVBA7
In a form's VBA code, I'd like to know whether a full record has been selected, like when the user selects one or more rows before deleting with the Del key.
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According to [URL]......, Me.SelHeight returns the number of rows that have been selected within the selection rectangle. If I select a rectangle of cells in Datasheet view, for example, Me.SelHeight will be > 0 even though full records have not been selected. I want to know how many full records have been selected. Is this possible?
I had the Main Menu open when clicked on access file. I put a autoexc.bat file somewhere. Where? Also how do I get a form to open in full screen again?
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