Hello,
I have an access sql code with dates between #10/25/2005# and
#11/04/2005#. In addition, I have an "OR". I am getting records past
11/04/2005. How can I structure the code to eliminate records past
11/04/2005? Here is my code:
SELECT tblAllSurvey.Inst1_ID, tblAllSurvey.Inst2_ID,
tblAllSurvey.Inst3_ID, Left([SessionDate],10) AS ss, tblAllSurvey.Q21
FROM tblAllSurvey
WHERE (((tblAllSurvey.Inst1_ID)=40) AND ((Left([SessionDate],10))
Between #10/21/2005# And #11/4/2005#) AND ((tblAllSurvey.Q21) Is Not
Null)) OR (((tblAllSurvey.Inst2_ID)=40) AND ((Left([SessionDate],10))
Between #10/21/2005# And #11/4/2005#) AND ((tblAllSurvey.Q21) Is Not
Null));
Thanks in advance for your help.
Edgar
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Edgar wrote: Hello,
I have an access sql code with dates between #10/25/2005# and
#11/04/2005#. In addition, I have an "OR". I am getting records past
11/04/2005. How can I structure the code to eliminate records past
11/04/2005? Here is my code:
SELECT tblAllSurvey.Inst1_ID, tblAllSurvey.Inst2_ID,
tblAllSurvey.Inst3_ID, Left([SessionDate],10) AS ss, tblAllSurvey.Q21
FROM tblAllSurvey
WHERE (((tblAllSurvey.Inst1_ID)=40) AND ((Left([SessionDate],10))
Between #10/21/2005# And #11/4/2005#) AND ((tblAllSurvey.Q21) Is Not
Null)) OR (((tblAllSurvey.Inst2_ID)=40) AND ((Left([SessionDate],10))
Between #10/21/2005# And #11/4/2005#) AND ((tblAllSurvey.Q21) Is Not
Null));
Thanks in advance for your help.
Edgar
Don't compare a date to a string would be my first response. If
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