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James
I have written a query which contains an expression which concatenates a
string based on two IIF statements.
When I wrote the query everything executed & saved perfectly. If I execute
the query from an asp page, it executes perfectly.
However, if I try to open the query to modify it in Access, or even run it I
get the above error.
I thought it might be corruption, but have tried importing into clean DB &
the error remains.
Unfortunately the query contains quite a few joins & is fairly long (the SQL
that is), so I would prefer to recover what I have & modify it, rather than
having to rewrite from scratch (not to mention having to remember what
exactly it returns!).
Any other suggestions?
Cheers,
James
string based on two IIF statements.
When I wrote the query everything executed & saved perfectly. If I execute
the query from an asp page, it executes perfectly.
However, if I try to open the query to modify it in Access, or even run it I
get the above error.
I thought it might be corruption, but have tried importing into clean DB &
the error remains.
Unfortunately the query contains quite a few joins & is fairly long (the SQL
that is), so I would prefer to recover what I have & modify it, rather than
having to rewrite from scratch (not to mention having to remember what
exactly it returns!).
Any other suggestions?
Cheers,
James