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Dept INNER JOIN Userinfo INNER JOIN Checkinout on Dept.DeptName = '$departamento' where Dept.Deptid = Userinfo.Deptid AND Userinfo.Name = Checkinout.name"; the thing im trying to do with this query is: i have a table called Dept where it has all the deparments names and ids, User info that has user name, a department id and a id. Also i have a 3rd table called checkinout that has user id, with a time. So syntax error in join operation access i want (using the deparment's name) to bring all the data from the Checkinout table from the people that belongs to that deparment, but when i try that query it gives me an error: syntax error in from clause. sql state 37000 in sqlexecdirect and i cant solve it. Im using a Acces Data base. Thank you very much for you help. sql ms-access ms-access-2007 share|improve this question edited Oct 8 '13 at 21:40 Gord Thompson 56.4k74795 asked Sep 23 '13 at 19:51 user2690047 81119 1 your missing an on clause in the first join ? –Dagon Sep 23 '13 at 19:52 add a comment| 5 Answers 5 active oldest votes up vote 2 down vote accepted Access absolutely requires parentheses in the FROM clause of any query which includes more that one join. If you have Access available, create and test a new query in the query designer. One of the reasons the designer is useful is that it knows the rules for parentheses which keep the db engine happy. Start with a query similar to this. Don't worry about filtering based on Dept.DeptName at this point. Just make sure the joins are set up correctly. SELECT * FROM (Dept INNER JOIN Userinfo ON Dept.Deptid = Userinfo.Deptid) INNER JOIN Checkinout ON Userinfo.Name = Checkin
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Uncategorized on January 6, 2006. The company for whom I now work buys some version of Microsoft Office that includes Powerpoint and Publisher, but not Access. I'd be more specific, but I don't really know what the versions of Office are. But no Access? http://dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2006/01/06/syntax-error-in-from-clause/ I need to figure out a way to fix that! In the mean time, I've http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1499693 downloaded Nwind.mdb from Office Online, which I assume is the same as the Northwind.mdb sample database that ships with Access. When I attempt to create an external data query in Excel 2003, I get this message at the end of the query wizard: I don't typically use the query wizard, but I got the same error message syntax error in the MS Query interface when I tried to add a field by dragging it from the tables area to the query area. Furthermore, I got the same error when I tried to manually enter this SQL statement: SELECT * FROM Categories I'm not quite sure how I figured this next one out, but the problem was fixed by manually entering (manually means in the SQL dialog box from within MS syntax error in Query): SELECT * FROM [Categories] I wasn't able to avoid the error using any kind GUI - it had to be manually typed. When I use ADO via VBA, I'm not required to enclose the table name in brackets in any SQL statements I write. The connection statement I use to connect via ADO is exactly the same as the Connection property of the QueryTable object except that the ODBC is removed from the front of it. Does that mean the ODBC driver is the problem? Why do I have an ODBC driver for Access if I don't have Access installed? Is it time to learn MySQL so I don't have to pay for Access? By Dick Kusleika in Uncategorized on January 6, 2006. 18 Replies Post navigation ← Conditional Formatting and Noncontiguous Ranges ExcelKBs Forum → 18 thoughts on “Syntax Error in FROM Clause” doco January 6, 2006 at 7:48 pm MySQL would be an interesting touch to DDE… :) doco January 6, 2006 at 7:57 pm Seriously, I have had other problems with MSQ. I just finished a project which had need for a SELECT * FROM table WHERE(((date)=#" & dateFromWrkSht & "#));" The date field in the Access table was formated "Short Date". The date from the worksheet was form
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