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Revenger

Excel MS Query multiple select statements
 
Hi all,
I have a problem with MS Query in Excel.
I have multiple select statements which MS Query can't interpret.
I'm doing a query to Informix database, and if I have only one select
statement, everything works ok, but if I try to retreive the data from 2 or
3 databases I have to use several select statements, and MS Query can't do
that.
I'm getting an error "Didn't expect ";" after the column list in the ORDER
BY clause"
SQL statement on the database server works fine.

Can anyone help me with this ?

Thanks !
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Pozdrav
Revenger
11.5.2006 15:14:23
Jednom su proizveli Chuck Norris toalet papir, ali papir nije dopustao da
itko sere po njemu.

Ardus Petus

Excel MS Query multiple select statements
 
If all queries return the same number of columns, join then with UNION ALL

SELECT a,b,c from d
UNION ALL
SELECT a,b,c from e
UNION ALL
SELECT a,b,c from f

HTH
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AP

"Revenger" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Hi all,
I have a problem with MS Query in Excel.
I have multiple select statements which MS Query can't interpret.
I'm doing a query to Informix database, and if I have only one select
statement, everything works ok, but if I try to retreive the data from 2
or
3 databases I have to use several select statements, and MS Query can't do
that.
I'm getting an error "Didn't expect ";" after the column list in the ORDER
BY clause"
SQL statement on the database server works fine.

Can anyone help me with this ?

Thanks !
--
Pozdrav
Revenger
11.5.2006 15:14:23
Jednom su proizveli Chuck Norris toalet papir, ali papir nije dopustao da
itko sere po njemu.




Revenger

Excel MS Query multiple select statements
 
On Thu, 11 May 2006 15:54:42 +0200, Ardus Petus wrote:

If all queries return the same number of columns, join then with UNION ALL

SELECT a,b,c from d
UNION ALL
SELECT a,b,c from e
UNION ALL
SELECT a,b,c from f


Thanks ! This helps alot !


--
Pozdrav
Revenger
12.5.2006 12:23:18
Jednom su proizveli Chuck Norris toalet papir, ali papir nije dopustao da
itko sere po njemu.

Ardus Petus

Excel MS Query multiple select statements
 
Your last post was quite empy!!!

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AP

"Revenger" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
On Thu, 11 May 2006 15:54:42 +0200, Ardus Petus wrote:

If all queries return the same number of columns, join then with UNION
ALL

SELECT a,b,c from d
UNION ALL
SELECT a,b,c from e
UNION ALL
SELECT a,b,c from f


Thanks ! This helps alot !


--
Pozdrav
Revenger
12.5.2006 12:23:18
Jednom su proizveli Chuck Norris toalet papir, ali papir nije dopustao da
itko sere po njemu.





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