Query Problem (missing Operator)

May 29, 2007

Hi everyone,

I have a problem with a query.
Just for info, I export some table from SQL to access. The same quary in SQL work fine but when I try in Access come out this error:

------------------------------------------------------------------
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'tbl_Style.FABRICID = tbl_Info.Infoid INNER JOIN tbl_Info AS tbl_Info_1 ON tbl_Info.Parent = tbl_Info_1.Infoid'.
------------------------------------------------------------------

The query:

SELECT tbl_Style.STYLECODE, tbl_Info_1.Infodata AS [Fabric Type]

FROM tbl_Style INNER JOIN

tbl_Info ON tbl_Style.FABRICID = tbl_Info.Infoid INNER JOIN

tbl_Info AS tbl_Info_1 ON tbl_Info.Parent = tbl_Info_1.Infoid


I appreciate your help.

Regards,
Tombino

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Hi everyone,

I have a problem with a query.
Just for info, I export some table from SQL to access. The same query in SQL work fine but when I try in Access come out this error:

------------------------------------------------------------------
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'tbl_Style.FABRICID = tbl_Info.Infoid INNER JOIN tbl_Info AS tbl_Info_1 ON tbl_Info.Parent = tbl_Info_1.Infoid'.
------------------------------------------------------------------

The query:

SELECT tbl_Style.STYLECODE, tbl_Info_1.Infodata AS [Fabric Type]

FROM tbl_Style INNER JOIN

tbl_Info ON tbl_Style.FABRICID = tbl_Info.Infoid INNER JOIN

tbl_Info AS tbl_Info_1 ON tbl_Info.Parent = tbl_Info_1.Infoid


I appreciate your help.

Regards,
Tombino

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