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syntax error in from clause Union query - syntax error in from clause Creeker (MIS) (OP) 10 Sep 08 15:06 I am trying to create a simple union query and I keep getting a syntax error in the from clause.This is my SQL statement:SELECT CoName1, StatusIDFROM qryMeetingMembersNOTComing-crbUNION SELECT CoName1, StatusIDFROM qryMeetingALLRegistrantMembers-NOreminders;Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? RE: Union query - syntax error in from clause Remou (TechnicalUser) 10 Sep 08 15:20 I guess Access has a problem with the query names. Try:SELECT CoName1, StatusIDFROM [qryMeetingMembersNOTComing-crb]UNION SELECT CoName1, StatusIDFROM [qryMeetingALLRegistrantMembers-NOreminders]; RE: Union query - syntax error in from clause genomon (Programmer) 10 Sep 08 15:23 What does the error message say?Are you absolutely certain that the table names in your SQL are spelled exactly as they appear on the database? "Don't be irreplaceable. If you can't be replaced, you can't be promoted." RE: Union query - syntax error in from clause Remou (TechnicalUser) 10 Sep 08 15:28 I tested. RE: Union query - syntax error in from clause genomon (Programmer) 10 Sep 08 15:54 I, bested. "Don't be irreplaceable.
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