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I am using access database .i want to populate a query which includes i mean which call a function in the query.Finally i want the exact query which populates the variables and aswellas the function calling query.for example

i want to display empname,empcode ,transactiontim e,transactionda te and i want to include one function which changes the Julian date to normal calander date ( i am using one such function but i dont know where it should be copied and how to call that function in the query.) . U just add the following to call the function in the same query if not so then write two queries for generating all details and another query to call that function and one more query combining the both queries to generate final output.
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I am using access database .i want to populate a query which includes i mean which call a function in the query.Finally i want the exact query which populates the variables and aswellas the function calling query.for example

i want to display empname,empcode ,transactiontim e,transactionda te and i want to include one function which changes the Julian date to normal calander date ( i am using one such function but i dont know where it should be copied and how to call that function in the query.) . U just add the following to call the function in the same query if not so then write two queries for generating all details and another query to call that function and one more query combining the both queries to generate final output.
The easiest way to do this is to create the query dynamically in VBA. Can you post the query SQL, the name of the query and the name of the function (including parameters) and we will see what we can do to help.
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