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new to MAS90, help with query

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gswartz

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May 4, 2006
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I have to write an export procedure to grab data from MAS90 and push it over to our sql server. I have the odbc driver installed and working with .net. The accounting girl sent me the crystal report query that she uses to generate the report, but when I run it in my program, I get back no data. So, then I ran a very simple query like

Select * from APB_CheckHistory

and I got back plenty of data. Here is the query that she sent to me. Does anyone see a problem with it?

SELECT APB_CheckHistory.VendorNumber, APB_CheckHistory.CheckNumber, APB_CheckHistory.CheckDate, APB_CheckHistory.CheckAmount, AP1_VendorMaster.Division FROM APB_CheckHistory APB_CheckHistory, AP1_VendorMaster AP1_VendorMaster WHERE ((APB_CheckHistory.Division=AP1_VendorMaster.Division) AND (APB_CheckHistory.VendorNumber=AP1_VendorMaster.VendorNumber)) AND (APB_CheckHistory.CheckDate>={d '2006-04-23'} AND APB_CheckHistory.CheckDate<={d '2006-04-28'}) AND AP1_VendorMaster.Division='01' ORDER BY APB_CheckHistory.CheckNumber
 
on the 3rd line it looks like you didn't put the "(" in front of APB_CheckHistory.CheckDate<={d '2006-04-28'})
 
Nevermind, I figured out what the problem was. The accounting girl gave me the wrong company to connect to. When I changed to the correct company, I got all the data. Thanks.
 
I can only assume she would love this monicker:
"accounting girl "

This is why Artemis slew Orion ERP
 
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