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SELECT CPASS_SCA.SCA_AC_ID,
[CPASS_PL].[SOURCE_AC_DESC]
INTO SCA_LDG
FROM CPASS_PL
LEFT JOIN CPASS_SCA ON
[CPASS_PL].[SOURCE_AC_DESC]=[CPASS_SCA].[SOURCE_AC_DESC]
With the above I am simply trying to create a new table (SCA_LDG) that
contains data from the main table (CPASS_PL)with data from the left joined
data (CPASS_SCA).
Then only complication, if you can describe it as such, is that the join is
on a common data element (SOURCE_AC_DESC) which is not required in the target
(SCA_LDG).
The problem I am having is that when I run the query an 'Enter Parameter
Sreen' pops up for the SCA_AC_ID value. This happens instead of it simply
popualting the target table with the SCA_AC_ID values contained in the
CPASS_SCA.
This query woks perfectly well in MS_SQLSERVER (which the client does not
use) and is identical the one shown in the Access Helpfor JET SQL JET SQL.
Any ideas??
Cheers
Coburndavis
[CPASS_PL].[SOURCE_AC_DESC]
INTO SCA_LDG
FROM CPASS_PL
LEFT JOIN CPASS_SCA ON
[CPASS_PL].[SOURCE_AC_DESC]=[CPASS_SCA].[SOURCE_AC_DESC]
With the above I am simply trying to create a new table (SCA_LDG) that
contains data from the main table (CPASS_PL)with data from the left joined
data (CPASS_SCA).
Then only complication, if you can describe it as such, is that the join is
on a common data element (SOURCE_AC_DESC) which is not required in the target
(SCA_LDG).
The problem I am having is that when I run the query an 'Enter Parameter
Sreen' pops up for the SCA_AC_ID value. This happens instead of it simply
popualting the target table with the SCA_AC_ID values contained in the
CPASS_SCA.
This query woks perfectly well in MS_SQLSERVER (which the client does not
use) and is identical the one shown in the Access Helpfor JET SQL JET SQL.
Any ideas??
Cheers
Coburndavis