Upgrade Query From Access To Sql Server 2005

Apr 6, 2006

I'm currently upgrading from Access to Sql Server, and I have a broken query that I cannot find a fix for.

The original query:

SELECT DISTINCT DownloadedNames.*FROM DownloadedSkims INNER JOIN (DownloadedNames INNER JOIN DownloadedInfo ON DownloadedNames.DNID = DownloadedInfo.DIDnID) ON DownloadedSkims.DM_ID = DownloadedInfo.DI_DM_IDWHERE DM_ID=23 AND (dWeek BETWEEN '6/26/2006' AND '9/18/2006')ORDER BY DIID, dWeek

I get the error "Msg 145, Level 15, State 1, Line 2
ORDER BY items must appear in the select list if SELECT DISTINCT is specified" when I test the query.

If anyone knows what changes I can make to the query, you'd really be helping me out.

Chris

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Hi, nice to meet you all ^^

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ALTER PROC [qrySaleLotEntry] @saleid nvarchar(3)
AS
SELECT [Sale & Lot].SaleNum, [Sale Details].SaleDate, [Sale Details].SaleDesc, [Sale & Lot].LotNum,
[Sale & Lot].onsite, [Sale & Lot].StockNum, [Sale & Lot].ThisEntryFee, [Sale & Lot].EntryFeePaid,
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[Sale & Lot].RegYear, [Sale & Lot].RegLetter, [Sale & Lot].RegDate, [Sale & Lot].RegNum, [Sale & Lot].ManuYear,
[Sale & Lot].Manufacturer, [Sale & Lot].Model, [Sale & Lot].[Type], [Sale & Lot].CAPCode, [Sale & Lot].Colour,
[Sale & Lot].MileageNum, [Sale & Lot].Kilometres, [Sale & Lot].Warranted, [Sale & Lot].ServiceHistory,
[Sale & Lot].ServiceNum, [Sale & Lot].ServiceMileage, [Sale & Lot].ServiceDate, [Sale & Lot].MoTDay, [Sale & Lot].MoT,
[Sale & Lot].Tax, [Sale & Lot].ReservePrice, [Sale & Lot].VATCode, [Sale & Lot].CAPValueClean, [Sale & Lot].CAPValueAve,
[Sale & Lot].CAPValuePoor, [Sale & Lot].AgrNum, [Sale & Lot].Extra1, [Sale & Lot].Extra2, [Sale & Lot].Extra3,
[Sale & Lot].Extra4, [Sale & Lot].Extra5, [Sale & Lot].Extra6, [Sale & Lot].Extra7, [Sale & Lot].Extra8,
[Sale & Lot].Extra9, [Sale & Lot].Extra10, [Sale & Lot].ASSEEN, Accounts.ASSEEN, Accounts.UNWARRANTED,
[Sale & Lot].NoMMF, [Sale & Lot].UNROADWORTHY, [Sale & Lot].PRESALEHPI, [Sale & Lot].[COLLECTION],
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[Sale & Lot].Taxi, [Sale & Lot].V5, [Sale & Lot].V5Part2, [Sale & Lot].PlateTfr, [Sale & Lot].PlateTfrCharge,
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[Sale & Lot].DeliveryOutCharge, Accounts.DeliveryOutCharge, [Sale & Lot].WashOff, [Sale & Lot].WashOffCharge,
Accounts.WashOffCharge, [Sale & Lot].Polish, [Sale & Lot].PolishCharge, Accounts.PolishCharge, [Sale & Lot].ValetA,
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Accounts.EngineersCharge, [Sale & Lot].Repairs, [Sale & Lot].RepairsCharge, Accounts.RepairsCharge,
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[Sale & Lot].VATDesc, [Sale & Lot].TransInbound, [Sale & Lot].TransInboundPaid, [Sale & Lot].TransReturn,
[Sale & Lot].TransReturnPaid, [Sale & Lot].[Transfer Complete], [Sale & Lot].datetostock, [Sale & Lot].Reentry,
[Sale & Lot].ChassisNum, [Sale & Lot].Comments, [Sale & Lot].PackNumber, [Sale & Lot].MissedDeadline,
[Sale & Lot].Created, [Sale & Lot].CreatedBy, [Sale & Lot].Modified, [Sale & Lot].ModifiedBy, Accounts.TradeStatus,
[Sale & Lot].VIN, [Sale & Lot].PrevVRM, [Sale & Lot].DateVRMChanged, [Sale & Lot].ExpModel, [Sale & Lot].EngineNum,
[Sale & Lot].OrigCol, [Sale & Lot].NumPrevCols, [Sale & Lot].DateLastColChange, [Sale & Lot].PrevCol,
[Sale & Lot].AgreementType, [Sale & Lot].AgreementTerm, [Sale & Lot].AgreementDate, [Sale & Lot].FinanceCo,
[Sale & Lot].FinanceTel, [Sale & Lot].FinanceAgrNum, [Sale & Lot].FinanceDesc, [Sale & Lot].PoliceForce,
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[Sale & Lot].RiskRef, [Sale & Lot].RiskPeriod, [Sale & Lot].RiskInterestDate, [Sale & Lot].RiskType,
[Sale & Lot].RiskOther, [Sale & Lot].ConditionInsurer, [Sale & Lot].ConditionClaimNum, [Sale & Lot].ConditionTel,
[Sale & Lot].ConditionMIAFTRDate, [Sale & Lot].ConditionMake, [Sale & Lot].ConditionModel, [Sale & Lot].KeeperPrevNum,
[Sale & Lot].KeeperChangeDate, [Sale & Lot].KeeperDateAcquired, [Sale & Lot].KeeperDateDisposed, [Sale & Lot].Scrapped, [Sale & Lot].Exported
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WHERE dbo.[Sale & Lot].SaleNum = @saleid
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IIf([Accounts.VENDORDESC] Not Like "","Direct from") AS DirectFrom, [Sale & Lot.Manufacturer] & " " & [Sale & Lot.Model] & " " & [Sale & Lot.Type] AS [Desc], StrConv([sale & lot.RegNum],1) AS Reg,
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ORDER BY [Sale & Lot].SaleNum, [Sale & Lot].LotNum;

*/

I've commented out the IIf statements. I began by trying to convert them in to CASE statements and such - but frankly can't get my head around that.

Getting back to basics... I suppose the question would be: I am upsizing from access to SQL, what the heck do I do with all these IIf statements?

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