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  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    Sorry, feel free to delete the redundant posts.

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    As far as I know, there are no nulls in the Serial Number column. You do bring up a good point though. I took another look at my...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    As far as I know, there are no nulls in the Serial Number column. You do bring up a good point though. I took another look at my...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    As far as I know, there are no null Serial Numbers. However, your reply made me take another look at the query and I should have typed:

    Where VehiclesToUpdate.SerialNumber Is...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    There shouldn't be any null records in the serial number column. But you made a good point. The join was wrong. It should have been:

    Where VehiclesToUpdate.SerialNumber is...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    I'm trying not to bother you any more but you did ask me to give you a progress update. I am stumped. I have working on this the...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    I am SO close. I have a question for you. Before I ask it, I will show you the SQL Code and it is now.

    with Vehicles as

    (

    ...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    I so appreciate your help and you have already gone way above and beyond the call of duty. I'll try the left joins and guy more experienced in SQL...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    OK, I am set up now with rights on the database which is 2008. I run the following code and get 0 records. Notice the "select COUNT(*)...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    Oh and by the way, this line has to be what replaced the top clause correct?

    where v.RowNum <= r.UnitCount

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    I will test it as you specified and get back with you. I will also try adding the "ReturnDate is null" and the SerialNumber to the Order By.

    As for...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    I have some good news and some more good news and then some bad news. First, we found a 2008 database that we can use. Second, the query...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    I meant to say non-risk on the IMPALAs. Sorry.

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    I'm on version 2000 which is probably why I generated these errors when I tried to run your code. The good news is that SQL admin people are trying...

  • RE: Access Query ported to SQL

    All I can say is "wow"! You did this without variables, dynamic SQL or a top clause. That is amazing to me. I messed up on the...

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