My apologies -- my problem is a difference in how MS-Access handles SQL compared to Visual Basic 6.0 (not between Access and SQL Server).
Using the same SQL statement (ref. above), in Access I get a recordset returned with 56 or so records, in VB using the same SQL statement, I get EOF and BOF...
longmatch-
Did you solve this anomaly? I'm having the same problem: Here's my SQL statement:
SELECT [time stamp], [shrink], [shrink per inch],
[part number], [send reason]
FROM [Cut Length Adjust Log]
WHERE [time stamp] Between #6/28/2003# And #7/29/2003#
AND [shrink] Is Not Null
AND...
Table 1 (invoice): 20 records
Table 2 (special charges): 3 records
When i create a relationship between the two tables (uni-join), and create a query with those tables joined, the result is a record set with 80 records. What i really want no the report is the 20 records from the invoice and...
How do i pull information from two tables (that have no relationship)? Table 1: Invoice information (multiple records, usually 10-15 records). Table 2: Special charges (pallet charges, etc., usually 2-3 records). Both tables do have the same "invoice number".
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