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I get this compile error with syntax. Code is:
Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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"WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action
Items" )= 'Y')); " The double-quotes aren't paired in this WHERE clause... "CurtH" wrote: I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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Meaning that I should use them? What you insert looks exactly like the
original code. "bpeltzer" wrote: "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " The double-quotes aren't paired in this WHERE clause... "CurtH" wrote: I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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If the error is just building the string, then perhaps:
Tested from the immediate window: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ((IMR Action Items)='Y')); " -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CurtH" wrote in message ... I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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Meaning that they should alway occur in pairs unless you intend them to be
part of the resulting expression. I don't think you want them in your final SQL expression, but you've got three double quotes on the line (and yes, I posted back exactly your original code to highlight the line that has the imbalance). Perhaps: "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items )= 'Y'));" "CurtH" wrote: Meaning that I should use them? What you insert looks exactly like the original code. "bpeltzer" wrote: "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " The double-quotes aren't paired in this WHERE clause... "CurtH" wrote: I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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Okay. I understand now. Thanks!
"CurtH" wrote: Meaning that I should use them? What you insert looks exactly like the original code. "bpeltzer" wrote: "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " The double-quotes aren't paired in this WHERE clause... "CurtH" wrote: I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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eThanks for the input. Both options seem toresolve the issue. But, now I
get Run-time error' -2147217900 (80040e14)': Syntax error (missing operator) in query "(((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR ACTION TEM)='Y'))'. Once I select debug this line of code is highlighted: ..Open Source:=Src, ActiveConnection:=Connection Please advise. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If the error is just building the string, then perhaps: Tested from the immediate window: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ((IMR Action Items)='Y')); " -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CurtH" wrote in message ... I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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The parentheses aren't balanced in the SQL statement. Delete one of
the three before UNIT. CurtH wrote: eThanks for the input. Both options seem toresolve the issue. But, now I get Run-time error' -2147217900 (80040e14)': Syntax error (missing operator) in query "(((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR ACTION TEM)='Y'))'. Once I select debug this line of code is highlighted: .Open Source:=Src, ActiveConnection:=Connection Please advise. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If the error is just building the string, then perhaps: Tested from the immediate window: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ((IMR Action Items)='Y')); " -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CurtH" wrote in message ... I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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Still same result.
"Andrew Taylor" wrote: The parentheses aren't balanced in the SQL statement. Delete one of the three before UNIT. CurtH wrote: eThanks for the input. Both options seem toresolve the issue. But, now I get Run-time error' -2147217900 (80040e14)': Syntax error (missing operator) in query "(((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR ACTION TEM)='Y'))'. Once I select debug this line of code is highlighted: .Open Source:=Src, ActiveConnection:=Connection Please advise. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If the error is just building the string, then perhaps: Tested from the immediate window: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ((IMR Action Items)='Y')); " -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CurtH" wrote in message ... I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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OK, now i look at it more closely, you need
square brackets round the column names. Try this: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (([UNIT]='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ([IMR Action Items]='Y')); " CurtH wrote: Still same result. "Andrew Taylor" wrote: The parentheses aren't balanced in the SQL statement. Delete one of the three before UNIT. CurtH wrote: eThanks for the input. Both options seem toresolve the issue. But, now I get Run-time error' -2147217900 (80040e14)': Syntax error (missing operator) in query "(((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR ACTION TEM)='Y'))'. Once I select debug this line of code is highlighted: .Open Source:=Src, ActiveConnection:=Connection Please advise. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If the error is just building the string, then perhaps: Tested from the immediate window: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ((IMR Action Items)='Y')); " -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CurtH" wrote in message ... I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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Thanks! That did it. I have oneother question. If I want to select
multiple units or all units. How can I edit the "where" code to do so? "Andrew Taylor" wrote: OK, now i look at it more closely, you need square brackets round the column names. Try this: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (([UNIT]='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ([IMR Action Items]='Y')); " CurtH wrote: Still same result. "Andrew Taylor" wrote: The parentheses aren't balanced in the SQL statement. Delete one of the three before UNIT. CurtH wrote: eThanks for the input. Both options seem toresolve the issue. But, now I get Run-time error' -2147217900 (80040e14)': Syntax error (missing operator) in query "(((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR ACTION TEM)='Y'))'. Once I select debug this line of code is highlighted: .Open Source:=Src, ActiveConnection:=Connection Please advise. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If the error is just building the string, then perhaps: Tested from the immediate window: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ')" _ & " AND ((IMR Action Items)='Y')); " -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CurtH" wrote in message ... I get this compile error with syntax. Code is: Src = "SELECT * " _ & "FROM MedicalStatus " _ & "WHERE (((UNIT)='125 LOGISTICS READINES SQ') AND ((IMR Action Items" )= 'Y')); " |
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