SubQuery problem

Hi,

I am having problem getting desired results from the second part of the
query with a subquery. My query looks like this.
SELECT tblSurveyResponse.SurveyID, tblSurveyResponse.SurveyEditionID,
tblSurveyResponse.QuestionID
FROM LkupQuestions INNER JOIN tblSurveyResponse ON
LkupQuestions.QuestionID = tblSurveyResponse.QuestionID
GROUP BY tblSurveyResponse.SurveyID, tblSurveyResponse.SurveyEditionID,
tblSurveyResponse.QuestionID
HAVING (((tblSurveyResponse.SurveyID) In (Select S.SurveyID from
tblSurvey S inner join tblSurveyEditions SE on S.SurveyID =
se.SurveyID group by S.SurveyID having Count(*) 1 )));
This part works fine. This gives me a result set that looks like this.
Survey SurveyEdition Question SurveyResponse
1 1 1 1
1 2 1 2
2 1 1 7
2 2 2 3
than one survey edition for a given survey. In this case it would Be
Question 1 and Survey 1 since Question 1 exists in both the editions of
Survey 1.
I donot seem to create a query that will retrieve this result set.

Any help would be appreciated.

re: SubQuery problem

Kaur,

Try a Group by query on your last query results, where you will set
Survey, Survey Edition and Question to "Group By". Then add one of
those fields again and set it to "Count". Filter the field set to
Count to >1 and you should have the results you want.

Regards,
Jerry Chase

re: SubQuery problem

jrchase@prodigy.net wrote:Thanks Jerry, that worked. I was trying to do all of it in one query
with subqueries. I guess I have to create two queries in order to
achieve above results.

Kaur