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MID function and SQL Query
Hello!
Is it possible to use MID fiunction in SQL Query? Or is there any other way to get it done.. StrSQL = " SELECT " & _ " j.Accno, SUM(j.db)DR, SUM(j.cr)CR, Month(j.Trdate)Month, LEFT(j.tktno,4)ARL" I would like to get "MID(j.Accno, 5, 3)Loc" three charecters from Accno starting fifth character. Thanks |
MID function and SQL Query
Use SUBSTRING instead of MID (same syntax)
PS: instead of SUM(j.db)DR write SUM(j.db) AS DR makes t he SQL more readable and closer to the SQL conventions. "Soniya" wrote: Hello! Is it possible to use MID fiunction in SQL Query? Or is there any other way to get it done.. StrSQL = " SELECT " & _ " j.Accno, SUM(j.db)DR, SUM(j.cr)CR, Month(j.Trdate)Month, LEFT(j.tktno,4)ARL" I would like to get "MID(j.Accno, 5, 3)Loc" three charecters from Accno starting fifth character. Thanks |
MID function and SQL Query
I assumed you are using SQL Server. For Oracle, use SUBSTR. The Excel/Access drivers can use MID. |
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