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    Access UNION query in ASP

    The solution turns out to be the use of the double quote around the m for the datediff function call. Using a single quote ' instead of the double quote " fixes the problem
  2. stevetektip

    Access UNION query in ASP

    Thanks martiros, that was the problem - the string needed single quote instead of double quote.
  3. stevetektip

    Access UNION query in ASP

    Hi all, I've got a Union query that works fine in Access 2000, but when I run the query in an ASP file (MDAC 2.7 using ODBC connection to mdb file) I get the error: --------------------------------------- Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E10) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access...
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    Access UNION query in ASP

    Hi all, I've got a Union query that works fine in Access 2000, but when I run the query in an ASP file (MDAC 2.7 using ODBC connection to mdb file) I get the error: --------------------------------------- Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E10) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access...
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    RELATIONAL TABLE IDENTITY QUESTION

    Here's two solutions: 1) Use an insert trigger in the parent table. After the row is inserted, there is a table call 'inserted' which is a logical copy of the table just inserted into. You can select the value from the ID column for your child table as follows: select /*ID column name */...
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    select two columns to join with one column

    I've got a table with two id columns which are foreign keys into the same table: table1 ======== repID asstRepID table2 (names of reps) ====================== id name I want to retrieve a row that has the name of both the rep and asst rep, such as: repID repName asstRepID...

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