Nelviticus
Programmer
We have some fairly complicated queries where the links between tables are defined within the query. When we save some of these queries, the next time they are opened we get a message similar to the following and some of the links are broken:
"Microsoft Access can't represent the join expression [LOOKUP-NEWSCHEMECODE].[start date]=UPMSCHEMEHIST.DATEEFFECTIVE in Design view.
* One or more fields may have been deleted or renamed.
* The name of one or more fields or tables specified in the join expression may be misspelled.
* The join may use an operator that isn't supported in Design view, such as > or <."
Both of the linked fields are defined as Date/Time. None of the three conditions mentioned apply - fields haven't been deleted or renamed, nothing has been misspelled and there are no unsupported operators - just an equals sign.
We open up the query, get the message, drag a field from one table to another to re-create the link, save and close the query, then open it again and we get the message. Any idea what the problem is? We're using Access 2002 SP3.
Thanks
Nelviticus
"Microsoft Access can't represent the join expression [LOOKUP-NEWSCHEMECODE].[start date]=UPMSCHEMEHIST.DATEEFFECTIVE in Design view.
* One or more fields may have been deleted or renamed.
* The name of one or more fields or tables specified in the join expression may be misspelled.
* The join may use an operator that isn't supported in Design view, such as > or <."
Both of the linked fields are defined as Date/Time. None of the three conditions mentioned apply - fields haven't been deleted or renamed, nothing has been misspelled and there are no unsupported operators - just an equals sign.
We open up the query, get the message, drag a field from one table to another to re-create the link, save and close the query, then open it again and we get the message. Any idea what the problem is? We're using Access 2002 SP3.
Thanks
Nelviticus