If I use order by on a query that has two linked tables I keep getting an error:
This is the query
SELECT d.PDetailsID, d.po_id, d.po_uniqid, d.job_id,
d.p_qnty, d.p_desc, d.p_unitp, d.p_units,
d.p_extend, d.p_qos, d.p_grec, d.p_done,
d.cocreq, d.est_id, d.line, d.class,
d.selected, d.itemid, d.category, d.GroupID,
d.p_qosextended, d.late, d.lastsavedby, d.matid,
d.customer, SQLACCESS.tblctpur_d.jobid, d.DTime, d.Notes,
d.DescDetails, h.pur_ddue
FROM SQLACCESS.tblctpur_h as h INNER JOIN
SQLACCESS.tblctpur_d as d ON h.pur_id = d.po_id
ORDER BY d.line
The error is :
The colum prefix d does not match with a table or alias used in the query
I have a Table with 6 fields, 2 are named Initial and Surname. Is it at all possible to have a combo box on a form with these to fields "joined" with the alphabetical order on the Surname. I understand that using a query will not work as the result is based on an expression
I have an Access Table with about 28,000 Automobile dealerships across the country shown. I've joined a new/small phone contact table to this to keep up with our phone contacts with the dealership and followup efforts. When I search/filter on the dealership table all is fine. However when I search/filter on the phone contact table with a few test entries, I get nothing at all. I supposed that after joining the tables, I'd be able to do a search on the field named follow up date and find/filter today's date or other dates and locate which dealerships to contact when the correct date arrives. But nothing.
What I'm trying to accomplish is probably really simple that I just can't get it to work. I have set up the relationship properly, I think. Here is what it looks like:
Each project will have three different member roles. Here is what I'm trying to get from my db:
myQuery(tblProjects.*, tblMembers.MemberID As Role1ID, tblMembers.MemberName As Role1, tblMembers.MemberID As Role2ID, tblMembers.MemberName As Role2, tblMembers.MemberID As Role3ID, tblMembers.MemberName As Role3)
I need Role1ID = Role1 If when tblProjMemb.RoleID = 1. I need to create a column for each of the three member roles and have the name of that person in that column.
I'm not sure how to accomplish this. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks!
I have two tables in my database Agents Zip Codes (linked table)
If I create a query and then a form off the query that includes fields from both tables - Access will not let me add new records.
Ultimatley what I am looking to do is have a zip code field in the Agents table that I fill in and then it will automatically look at the zip codes table and then fill in the zip code, county, & state in a different area of the form.
I tried using fields from both tables and tried a query using fields from both tables and it will not let me add new records. I have a relationship between the fields in both tables.
I have problem with pdf-ing a report that has record source coming from a query namely from the two tables joined based on the same of several fields (foreign keys).
I have PDF coding that would turn Access report to PDF report. It has no problem when the report's record source is from one table only.
Just wonder if anyone who might have a similar issue would like to share with me some help. Is it normal that PDF doesn't work if the report comes from joined tables in Access?
I am getting information on products stored in a query. I want that query to check a couple tables to see if an item is linked through all of them. If it is not listed in the last table (catalog) I want it to be shown.
Code:Catalog tableVolume Prefixprodno Price15 - CE 0218 9.9915 - CE 0722 3.7215 - CF 0218 12.3615 - CF 0091 14.00Source TableSource MediaCM70904 15 - CE
Code:Batches QueryCustomer Number Prefixprodno Source716933 0218 CM70904716933 0408 CM70904
This is the Select Statement I'm using, which gets the 0218 but not the 0408 I want
Code:SELECT (fieldnames......)FROM [Batches] INNER JOIN ([Source] INNER JOIN [Catalog] ON [Source].[Media] = [Catalog].Volume) ON ([Batches].Source = [Source].[Source]) AND ([Batches].Prefixprodno IN ([Catalog].Prefixprodno))WHERE [Batches].[Customer Number]=716933;
If I do NOT IN I get both 0218 and 0408. I just want 0408. I'm sorry if this seems confusing but any help would be amazing at this point =/
I can not, or not allowed to enter data in fields in a query built from three tables that are jointed by a common field with the same name. The parent table is linked to another Access data base as is one child table the other is local data. Also, I am not able to view the child table data when viewing the parent table.
I have at least 3 relates tables in my access database.the first(sessions) table stores session detailes like id,date,time
The second one (tblemployees) contains our employees details like name, idp ,the third (attreq) relates the first table to second it stores ids of sessions and ids of personals that which determine which personals have attended in special sessions.
Now,my problem is that I want when a personnel log in and opens "confirmed session"form ,the access check and open records that this person have attended. How can I do it?
I have made a crosstab query that is sporatically making duplicate counts. I'd like to know how to fix the problem, but more importantly - I'd like to know why and how my query is giving me these results so I can avoid making this same mistake again.
The relationship is set up so that all records from one table are returned, with only matching records from the other - so no problems that way as far as I can see. This is my crosstab query that is giving some counts of the same record as being matched sometimes two, three, or even four times:
TRANSFORM Count([Testing DB].[DB_ID]) AS [CountOfDB_ID]
SELECT [Testing DB].State, [Location].[North], Count([Testing DB].[DB_ID]) AS [Total Of DB_ID]
FROM [Testing DB] LEFT JOIN [Location] ON [Testing DB].[Address] = [Location].Address
WHERE (([Testing DB].[Window Length]) Is Not Null))
GROUP BY [Testing DB].State, [Location].[Size]
ORDER BY [Testing DB].State, [Location].[Size]
PIVOT Format([Date],"mmm-yyyy");
When I do a simple query for a list of the records being counted by this query, I can see the duplicate entries and can eliminate them simply by adding "Distinct" to the select statement - but I haven't had any luck adding any kind of distinction with this crosstab that will do the same.
How can I eliminate duplicate counts of records in my crosstab? If anyone has a suggestion, it would be much appreciated.
I have a query, that I have a criteria to show appointments in the past (< Date()) but one result doesn't show up although the appointment end date is a past date, it only shows up when I fill in a field that is in another table that is joined and part of the query. But there's no criteria there for it to not be null.
I decided to learn about replication today and I made a master database.
To my surprise, I noticed the records in the tables in the Master version are not in the same order as the original version. The records are now in random order but before they were in the order of entry.
Now i have to create new queries for all the forms that have a table as a record source just to get the record ordering right.
I want to know how reliable is Access Replication and should I expect a lot more suprises like this. Is replication more trouble than it's worth?
i am very new to access. Logic and method needed in order to create a data base that records weekly orders.
What types of tables do i need? How can i input more than one product per order? How do o group the information in a organized way?
Ideally i would like to Input the clients name the week of the order and then all the products etc that are ordered.
Then be able to see in an orders table each client that made an order and a subdatasheet (the small plus in the corner) that once clicked i see all the products that are in that order?
I am creating a database for cases. I want to set autonumber into sequence, Let say if there are data numbering 1,2,3,4,5. If I delete no.2, The data will rearrange in oreder from 1,2,3,4. While If I add a new value it would be the no.5.
Instead of data value autonumber 1,2,3,4,5 as I deleted no.2 and add new records. The data has become 1,3,4,5,6.
A 10 10 B 15 15 C 20 12 D 25 9 E 30 20 F 35 18 G 40 2 H 50 23 I 55 1 J 60 18
I have to get the Top 5 for each Col, grouped by group, but all in one table. What I did was split Col1 to one query with a return of 5. And also did that with Col2. But now I have to join them, and only a few records pop up, those which have the same group name, all others were excluded...what can I do?
I was adding an autonumber field to an existing table and I assumed the numbering would follow the order of the primary key but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Linked as indicated, (all from tblSurvey to those matching tblJobs) with criteria, WHERE jobcode is null Ie. an unmatched query between tblSurvey and tblJobs.
Now I want to delete those from the survey where there is no jobs.
But when I change my select query to a delete query, I get the error: Cannot delete from specified tables
My SQL (access generated) looks like this:
DELETE tblSurveys.*, tblJobs.JobCode FROM tblSurvey LEFT JOIN tblJobs ON (tblSurveys.Grade = tblJobs.JobGrade) AND (tblSurveys.PayType = tblJobs.JobPayType) AND (tblSurveys.Survey = tblJobs.JobSurvey) WHERE (((tblJobs.JobCode) Is Null));
That first line looks wrong...
Anyway, if someone can help me to delete these I will be forever grateful.
The way I understand it, a delete query should look more simple... ie delete * from tblName where (and type the intricate stuff here)
Thanks in advance Reenen
(BTW: I posted this on Ozgrid as well, but they are bigger on Excel there, and response times are better here. Apologies in advance)
Hi, I have two tables A and B that I joined using a LEFT JOIN. I know that some rows in table B will not be joined. How do I count how many will not be joined and how do I return those rows? Thanks ClaudiaM
I am trying to come up with automatic line numbers for each specific order. So for example, I have job number 123456 that has ordered 3 items, what I would like is that item 1 has a field with a 1 in it automatically, and item 2 has a 2 in the field and so on. But the trick is that when order 123457 gets entered and has 5 items entered, I would like it to start over at 1 and go to 5. Does this make sense? Is it possible to do this in a table? Or can this happen on the form? That I assign a value to a field. I am using Access 2010, have been for a few years now, but I have lots to learn.
I need to concatenate these three fields into one but for each record the order can be different. What I want to do is have another field in the table to store the concatenation order as the field names not the field values.
I also need to display the concatenated field as the actual field values and not field names in a form or a report
So if field4 was the concatenated field store it would store the information like this
I am trying to use a join query to join two tables in order to create a form. I have done this on two other occasions in my database with no issues. Now it is only pulling the ID and I want it to pull the description. I have looked at the SQL view for the other queries that are similar as well as the design view and all of them are set up the same way with the exception that this new join query is pulling CertID rather than the CertDescription.
Is there any reason why it would be doing that? Is there an error that I could possibly be doing? It seems according to my notes that I have created all the queries the same but this last one does not pull the same info as the other queries.
I have created a query that show all the records form Material Estimation table that the job number matches in the Production Table, that the AssDate is between the frm_Export_Data dates.
This the SQL view of the query.
DELETE [Material Estimation].*, Production.[AssDate] FROM [Material Estimation] INNER JOIN Production ON [Material Estimation].[Job Number] = Production.[Job #] WHERE (((Production.[AssDate]) Between [Forms]![frm_Export_Data]![FromDate] And [Forms]![frm_Export_Data]![ToDate]));
I want to delete all the records in the Material Estimation table that show up in this query.
