SELECT * FROM exclusivity
left join patent on (exclusivity.[Appl_Type]=patent.[Appl_Type] AND exclusivity.[Appl_No]=patent.[Appl_No] AND exclusivity.[Product_No]=patent.[Product_No])
left join products on (exclusivity.[Appl_Type]=products.[Appl_Type] AND exclusivity.[Appl_No]=products.[Appl_No] AND exclusivity.[Product_No]=products.[Product_No]);
The above query gives Syntax error
(missing operator) in query expression 'exclusivity.[Appl_Type]=patent.[Appl_Type] AND exclusivity.[Appl_No]=patent.[Appl_No] AND exclusivity.[Product_No]=patent.[Product_No])
left join products on (exclusivity.[Appl_Type]=products.[Appl_Type] AND exclusivity.[Appl_No]=products.[Appl_No] AND exclusivity.[Product_No]=products.[Product_No]);'
What could be possible reason?
MS Access has weird requirements for parentheses around joins:
SELECT *
FROM (exclusivity left join
patent
on exclusivity.[Appl_Type] = patent.[Appl_Type] AND
exclusivity.[Appl_No] = patent.[Appl_No] AND
exclusivity.[Product_No] = patent.[Product_No]
) left join
products
on exclusivity.[Appl_Type] = products.[Appl_Type] AND
exclusivity.[Appl_No] = products.[Appl_No] AND
exclusivity.[Product_No] = products.[Product_No];
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The following query gives me a syntax error:
Select
traseu_stud.An,
traseu_stud.CodSpec
from
traseu_stud
where
NumePren = "Popescu W.T. Vasile"
and AnUniv = "2012-2013"
inner join studenti on traseu_stud.matricol = studenti.matricol
inner join persoane on studenti.idPers = persoane.idPers
ERROR: syntax error at or near "inner"
LINE 3: ...Pren="Popescu W.T. Vasile" and AnUniv="2012-2013" inner join...
^
SQL state: 42601
Character: 122
You have to use subquery if you want use filter in this way:
select * from
(
Select traseu_stud.An,traseu_stud.CodSpec,matricol
from traseu_stud
where NumePren='Popescu W.T. Vasile' and AnUniv='2012-2013'
) a
inner join studenti on a.matricol=studenti.matricol
inner join persoane on studenti.idPers=persoane.idPers
otherwise you have to use filter below way
Select traseu_stud.An,traseu_stud.CodSpec from
traseu_stud inner join
studenti on traseu_stud.matricol=studenti.matricol inner join persoane on
studenti.idPers=persoane.idPers
where NumePren='Popescu W.T. Vasile' and AnUniv='2012-2013'
The JOIN go into the from clause.
Additionally: String constants need to be enclose in single quotes, double quotes are for identifiers:
Select
traseu_stud.An,
traseu_stud.CodSpec
from traseu_stud
inner join studenti on traseu_stud.matricol = studenti.matricol
inner join persoane on studenti.idPers = persoane.idPers
where NumePren = 'Popescu W.T. Vasile'
and AnUniv = '2012-2013'
thank you for your help, but I have same errors, I put here the image with tables and what I want to do: What Specialization(Specializare) and in what Study year(AnUniv) it's the Popescu W.T. Vasile in 2012-2013.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/e1iV1.jpg
So I want to join three (or more) tables to make my life easier in Access.
however, when I add the code:
SELECT * FROM tbl_Inventory i
LEFT JOIN tbl_FlameConditions1 fc1
ON i.ID = fc1.SampleID
LEFT JOIN tbl_SolventComponents1 sc1
ON i.ID = sc1.SampleID;
to my query in Access, it gives me an error message:
"Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'i.ID = fc1.SampleID
LEFT JOIN tbl_SolventComponents1 sc1
ON i.ID = sc1.SampleI' ".
And I forgot about the D and ; in the statement intentionally, since this is what Access gives me...
Does anyone know how to fix this? I already tried various different combinations. Also, if I only try to join 2 tables (either one), it works fine with the code I got.
You would need to add parenthesis in Access:
SELECT * FROM (tbl_Inventory i
LEFT JOIN tbl_FlameConditions1 fc1
ON i.ID = fc1.SampleID)
LEFT JOIN tbl_SolventComponents1 sc1
ON i.ID = sc1.SampleID;
I'm getting an error when pasting in a raw SQL query into Access's SQL View. I know Access syntax is a bit special but I can't figure out what it's asking for. The error says: Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression '(jobmatl.suffix = job.suffix) AND (job.job = jobmatl.job) INNER ...................... AS ibl ON jobmatl.item = ibl.item AND job.whse = ibl.whse. The error mentions everything in between what I've written.
SELECT
job.job,
job.suffix,
job.job_date,
job.item AS FG,
jobmatl.item,
job.whse,
ibl.sumofqtyonhand,
ibl.whse
FROM
job
INNER JOIN jobmatl ON (jobmatl.suffix = job.suffix) AND (job.job = jobmatl.job)
INNER JOIN (
(SELECT
i.item,
SUM(i.qty_on_hand) AS sumofqtyonhand,
i.whse
FROM
Item_by_Location_LP_ALL AS i
WHERE
i.hold_flag != 1
GROUP BY
i.item,
i.whse
)) AS ibl ON jobmatl.item = ibl.item AND job.whse = ibl.whse
WHERE
(((job.job_date)=Date()-(DatePart("w",Date(),2,1)-1)));
The FROM should look like this for MS Access:
FROM (job INNER JOIN
jobmatl
ON jobmatl.suffix = job.suffix AND job.job = jobmatl.job
) INNER JOIN
(SELECT i.item, SUM(i.qty_on_hand) AS sumofqtyonhand, i.whse
FROM Item_by_Location_LP_ALL AS i
WHERE i.hold_flag <> 1
GROUP BY i.item, i.whse
) AS ibl
ON jobmatl.item = ibl.item AND job.whse = ibl.whse;
MS Access requires extra parentheses for each JOIN. In addition, you have to levels of parentheses -- and I don't know if that is allowed.
I'm having trouble getting my query working. Could someone cast an experienced eye on it please? The table structure is simple (2 one-to-many relationships). The query is trying to work out for each sign, how many contributions there are at each unique "PositionLocation".
Sign <- Signifier (f_key sign_oid) <- Contribution (f_key signifier_oid)
I'm getting the following error:
Error: An ON clause associated with a JOIN operator is not valid.
SQLState: 42972
ErrorCode: -1
My query is:
select s.NAME, c.POSITIONLOCATION, count(*) as num_per_locn,
(
select count(*) from APP.CONTRIBUTION c2
inner join APP.SIGNIFIER si2 on si2.OID = c2.SIGNIFIER_OID
inner join APP.SIGN s2 on s2.OID = si2.SIGN_OID
and s2.OID = s.OID
) as num_per_sign
from APP.CONTRIBUTION c
inner join APP.SIGNIFIER si on si.OID = c.SIGNIFIER_OID
inner join APP.SIGN s on s.OID = si.SIGN_OID
group by s.NAME, c.POSITIONLOCATION
Trying to show customers' vehicles who had an invoice raised in the past 30 days.
I tried this:
select C.*, V.*
from CAR_OWNERSHIP O
join VEHICLE V on v.VEH_ID = O.VEH_ID
join CUSTOMER C on C.CUS_ID = O.CUS_ID
where exists (select null
from INVOICE I
where I.INV_ID = O.INV_ID and
I.INV_DATE >= date() - 30);
Im getting "syntax error in FROM clause"
I have quickly tried a query in access and I get the same error you get but when I change the JOIN to a specific join like LEFT OUTER JOIN or INNER JOIN then that error goes away but it is replaced with another
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression in
I researched that and found this post which indicates that access requires parentheses when using more than one join
select *
from (CAR_OWNERSHIP O
left outer join CUSTOMER C on C.CUS_ID = O.Cus_ID)
left outer join VEHICLE V on v.VEH_ID = O.VEH_ID
where exists (select null
from INVOICE I
where I.INV_ID = O.INV_ID and
I.INV_DATE >= date() - 30);
I do hope this helps