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near '{'. Unable to parse query text up vote -2 down vote favorite I'm trying to execute the following query for a Dataset: SELECT S.CUSIP, S.SecName, ISNULL(RA.FinInstCode, '') AS RemarketingAgent, S.IssueDate, S.MaturityDate, F2.FinInstName AS Trustee, CASE WHEN SC1.ExpirationDate IS NULL THEN '' ELSE ISNULL(F1.FinInstCode, '') END AS CreditProvider, CASE WHEN SC1.ExpirationDate IS NULL THEN '' ELSE ISNULL(C1.CreditEnhancementCode, '') END AS CreditType, SC1.ExpirationDate AS CreditExpirationDate, SC1.RefNum AS syntax error in from clause vba RefNumber FROM dbo.SecurityCreditEnhancementProvider SC1, dbo.FinInst F1, dbo.LUCreditEnhancement C1, { oj { oj dbo.Security S LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.FinInst F2 ON S.TrusteeID = F2.FinInstID } LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.FinInst RA ON S.RemarketingAgentID = RA.FinInstID } WHERE S.SecID = SC1.SecID AND SC1.CreditProviderID = F1.FinInstID AND SC1.CreditEnhancementID = C1.CreditEnhancementID AND C1.CreditEnhancementCode = 'LOC' OR C1.CreditEnhancementCode = 'LIQUIDITY' AND (S.ActiveFlag = 'A') AND (S.SecTypeID NOT IN (4, 7)) ORDER BY CreditExpirationDate When trying to run the query the error I get is " Error in FROM clause near: '{' . Unable to parse query. " Any help to fix this issue would be most appreciated. Thanks, EDIT 1: This is what is looks like after query designer changes the code: FROM { oj { oj { oj { oj { oj dbo.SecurityCreditEnhancementProvider SC1 LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.FinInst F1 ON SC1.CreditProviderID = F1.FinInstID } LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.LUCreditEnhancement C1 ON SC1.CreditEnhancementID = C1.CreditEnhancementID } LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Security S ON S.SecID = SC1.SecID } LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.FinInst F2 ON S.TrusteeID = F2.FinInstID } LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.FinInst RA ON S.RemarketingAgentID = RA.FinInstID } Thanks all for there help. sql tsql reporting-services ssrs-2008 bids share|improve this question edited Ma
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[RESOLVED] Syntax error in FROM clause Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode May 26th, 2007,08:07 AM http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10824935/error-in-from-clause-near-unable-to-parse-query-text #1 girl81 View Profile View Forum Posts Thread Starter Addicted Member Join Date Apr 2006 Location Malaysia Posts 211 [RESOLVED] Syntax error in FROM clause Hi all..i was wondering with this error message.. "Syntax error in FROM clause. Run time error '-2147217900' This error happened for Update and Add process when i retrieved the Table PRODUCT from Access..there is no error message http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?471019-RESOLVED-Syntax-error-in-FROM-clause again when i change table name PRODUCT to PRODUCT1.. Thanks in advance.. Reply With Quote May 26th, 2007,10:13 AM #2 si_the_geek View Profile View Forum Posts Super Moderator Join Date Jul 2002 Location Bristol, UK Posts 38,298 Re: Syntax error in FROM clause Moved to Database Development forum - which is where SQL/database related questions belong It sounds like Product is a reserved word.. presumably because there is a function with the same name (so there is confusion in working out whether you meant the function, or the table) The ideal solution is what you have done... change the table name. (July 2007 to June 2017) . . . . . . . . . . Hitchhiker's Guide to Getting Help at VBForums Classic VB FAQs (updated Oct 2010) ...Database Development FAQs/Tutorials (updated May 2011) (includes fixing common VB errors) .......... (includes fixing common DB related errors, and [Classic VB] ADO tutorial /further steps, and [VB.Net] ADO.Net Tutorial). Tutorial: How to automate Excel from VB6 (or VB5/VBA) .•. SQL 'Select' statement formatter/checker .•. Convert colour number to colour name .•. FlexGrid: fill
Web Dev @ Microsoft SEO By WooRank Books Courses Screencasts Newsletters Versioning Shop Forums Advertise Contribute Contact Us Our Story 995kSubscribers 132kFollowers 80kFollowers Programming Article Simply SQL: The FROM Clause By Rudy Limeback February https://www.sitepoint.com/simply-sql-the-from-clause/ 18, 2009 This article is Chapter 3 from the SitePoint book Simply SQL by Rudy Limeback. In Chapter 2, An Overview of the SELECT Statement, we broke the SELECT statement down into its various clauses, but looked at each clause only briefly. In this chapter, we'll begin our more detailed look at the SELECT statement, starting with the FROM clause. The FROM clause can be simple, and it can also be quite complex. In all cases, though, the important error in point about the FROM clause is that it produces a tabular structure. This tabular structure is referred to as the result set of the FROM clause. You may also see it referred to as an intermediate result set, an intermediate tabular result set, or an intermediate table. But, no matter whether the SELECT query retrieves data from one table, from many tables, or from other, similar tabular structures, the result is always the same - the FROM clause error in from produces a tabular structure. In this chapter we'll review the common types of FROM clause that we might encounter in web development. Why Start with the FROM Clause? To begin writing a SELECT statement, my strategy is to skip over the SELECT clause for the time being, and write the FROM clause first. Eventually, we'll need to input some expressions into the SELECT clause and we might also need to use WHERE, GROUP BY, and the other clauses too. But there are good reasons why we should always start with the FROM clause: If we get the FROM clause wrong, the SQL statement will always return the wrong results. It's the FROM clause that produces the tabular structure, the starting set of data on which all other operations in a SELECT statement are performed. The FROM clause is the first clause that the database system looks at when it parses the SQL statement. Parsing an SQL Statement Whenever we send an SQL statement to the database system to be executed, the first action that the system performs is called parsing. This is how the database system examines the SQL statement to see if it has any syntax errors. First it divides the statement into its component clauses; then it examines each clause according to the syntax rules for that clause. Contrary to what we might expect, the database system parses the FROM clause first