Re: problem with join
- From: "William Meyer" <meyer.wil@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 Apr 2008 09:07:05 -0700
Bill Todd [TeamB] wrote:
What database are you using?
In standard SQL you enclose an identifier that is a reserved word in
double quotes.
The source database is in MS Access form. I say it that way because it
is created by some routines run in SQL Server, to the best of my
knowledge, as an export format.
I've tried enclosing in double quotes: "State" and in brackets: [State]
No joy so far. But perhaps this is not the real source of the error?
My SQL in a TADODataSet is currently:
select Mbr.CAPID, Mbr.NameLast, Mbr.NameFirst, Mbr.NameMiddle,
Mbr.NameSuffix, MbrAddr.CAPID, MbrAddr.Addr1, MbrAddr.Addr2,
MbrAddr.City,
MbrAddr.[State], MbrAddr.Zip
from Member Mbr, MbrAddresses MbrAddr
LEFT JOIN MbrAddresses on Member.CAPID=MbrAddresses.CAPID
--
Bill
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