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Missing Right Parenthesis???

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TTThio

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Hi all,

I've been overwhelmed with this for 2 days, still cannot find what is missing. Perhaps you can help me with this.
I'm using pass-through SQl to take data directly from Oracle DB.

Here's the result from debug.print vSQL:

SELECT
Name,
Account_ID,
Account_Team,
Status,
Market_Type
FROM TB_ACCT_V
WHERE (((Market_Type IS NOT Null) AND (Market_Type <> 'Network Services'))
AND (Status <> 'Delete')
AND (Account_ID NOT IN
(SELECT
Account_ID
FROM TB_OPTY_V
WHERE ((Class IS NOT Null) AND (Class <> 'Network Services'))
AND ((Type IS NOT NULL) AND (Type <> 'Delete'))
AND (Opportunity_Name NOT LIKE 'TB - ORT%')
ORDER BY Sales_Stage, Sales_Team, Type)))
 
SELECT
Name,
Account_ID,
Account_Team,
Status,
Market_Type
FROM TB_ACCT_V
WHERE (((Market_Type IS NOT Null) AND (Market_Type <> 'Network Services'))
AND (Status <> 'Delete')
AND (Account_ID NOT IN
(SELECT Account_ID
FROM TB_OPTY_V
WHERE ((Class IS NOT Null) AND (Class <> 'Network Services'))
AND ((Type IS NOT NULL) AND (Type <> 'Delete'))
AND (Opportunity_Name NOT LIKE 'TB - ORT%')
)
)

ORDER BY Sales_Stage, Sales_Team, Type
 
I tried, now I got a message
&quot; 3669 exection failed&quot;

What is wrong now?
 
I could be wrong but when I break it down into smaller bites
the subquery appears to be missing one!
(SELECT
Account_ID
FROM TB_OPTY_V
WHERE ((Class IS NOT Null) AND (Class <> 'Network Services'))
AND ((Type IS NOT NULL) AND (Type <> 'Delete'))
AND (Opportunity_Name NOT LIKE 'TB - ORT%')) <this guy??
 
Actually, we'll need one more parentheses to close it, or delete one from the first WHERE clause.

This error actually reminds me that whenever I run a query that takes quite a long time, I always got a &quot;Execution failed&quot; message.

Is this actually a problem with the time set up?
I'm not familiar with this.
 
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