Hello everybody i'm trying to use the minus operator like that:
(SELECT DISTINCT TRIM(S.Lname & ', ' & Fname) AS Name, S.SID
FROM Salesperson as S,
Schedule as H
WHERE S.SID = H.SID
AND H.Day = 4
AND H.AM = 0
AND H.PM = 0
AND H.Ev = 0)
MINUS
(SELECT DISTINCT TRIM(S.Lname & ', ' & Fname) AS Name, S.SID
FROM Salesperson as S,
Schedule_Except ions AS E
WHERE S.SID = E.SID
AND #2008-02-04# BETWEEN E.IniDate AND E.FinDate
AND E.Validity = '1')
Then i get an error that says: Syntax error in union query.
May somebody helpme. Thanks
2  7652 
Alas, Access does not support anything other that Union.
Tim Mills-Groninger
On Feb 7, 10:45*am, CenturionX <darwinbaldr... @gmail.comwrote :
Hello everybody i'm trying to use the minus operator like that:
(SELECT DISTINCT TRIM(S.Lname & ', ' & Fname) AS Name, S.SID
FROM Salesperson as S,
* * * Schedule as H
WHERE S.SID = H.SID
* AND H.Day = 4
* AND H.AM = 0
* AND H.PM = 0
* AND H.Ev = 0)
MINUS
(SELECT DISTINCT TRIM(S.Lname & ', ' & Fname) AS Name, S.SID
FROM Salesperson as S,
* * *Schedule_Excep tions AS E
*WHERE S.SID = E.SID
* *AND #2008-02-04# BETWEEN E.IniDate AND E.FinDate
* *AND E.Validity = '1')
Then i get an error that says: Syntax error in union query.
May somebody helpme. *Thanks
You can likely do what you want with the NOT IN operator and a Subquery in
the WHERE clause. Search on Access and Subquery... and you will find a good
deal of information, some part of which is likely to be pertinent.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP
"CenturionX " <da************ @gmail.comwrote in message
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Hello everybody i'm trying to use the minus operator like that:
(SELECT DISTINCT TRIM(S.Lname & ', ' & Fname) AS Name, S.SID
FROM Salesperson as S,
Schedule as H
WHERE S.SID = H.SID
AND H.Day = 4
AND H.AM = 0
AND H.PM = 0
AND H.Ev = 0)
MINUS
(SELECT DISTINCT TRIM(S.Lname & ', ' & Fname) AS Name, S.SID
FROM Salesperson as S,
Schedule_Except ions AS E
WHERE S.SID = E.SID
AND #2008-02-04# BETWEEN E.IniDate AND E.FinDate
AND E.Validity = '1')
Then i get an error that says: Syntax error in union query.
May somebody helpme. Thanks
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