I am linking tables from an existing ODBC data source and running queries from them. In one of the queries I'm trying to get a list of accounts that have had activity in the last year. The problem is if an account has had multiple activity dates it is showing twice or more and I only want to see it once. There is an account number field that I want to restrict to only have the account show once but I don't know how.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I am linking tables from an existing ODBC data source and running queries from them. In one of the queries I'm trying to get a list of accounts that have had activity in the last year. The problem is if an account has had multiple activity dates it is showing twice or more and I only want to see it once. There is an account number field that I want to restrict to only have the account show once but I don't know how.
Any help would be appreciated.
Please post the SQL of the query you are currently using.
Please post the SQL of the query you are currently using.
I'm still new to this, I think this is what you are wanting, let me know if it is not.
SELECT DISTINCT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone, PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnLocation
FROM (((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1 ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1 ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1 ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1 ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1 ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1 ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic
WHERE (((PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.DbLvlB)=[Practice]) AND ((PBR_PbrProcDict1.Type)="CHG") AND ((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)>=[from Date] And (PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)<=[Thru Date]));
Which of these columns has data that's different within the same Account.
BR_PbrAcct1.Actnum,
PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum,
PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone,
PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnLocation
Which of these columns has data that's different within the same Account.
BR_PbrAcct1.Actnum,
PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum,
PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone,
PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone,
PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnLocation
BR_PbrAcct1.Actnum the account number
BR_PbrAcct1.Actnum the account number
You have different Actnum within one account?
If so which field identifies the account?
You have different Actnum within one account?
If so which field identifies the account?
No, I'm sorry I misread what you asked. The only one that might be different is PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnLocation. They could go to multiple locations, but they may not. They could very well have multiple TxnProcedure on the same TxnSerDate at the same TxnLocation.
No, I'm sorry I misread what you asked. The only one that might be different is PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnLocation. They could go to multiple locations, but they may not. They could very well have multiple TxnProcedure on the same TxnSerDate at the same TxnLocation.
That's why the distinct isn't working. To retrieve distinct records all of the values returned must be distinct.
If that field cannot me omitted let me know and I'll help redesign the query as an aggregate/group by query rather than a distinct.
That's why the distinct isn't working. To retrieve distinct records all of the values returned must be distinct.
If that field cannot me omitted let me know and I'll help redesign the query as an aggregate/group by query rather than a distinct.
Unfortunately it can not be removed, I have to have production totals for location.
Unfortunately it can not be removed, I have to have production totals for location.
But for which location. How do you identify which record is to be returned?
e.g. The most recent or by some other method.
But for which location. How do you identify which record is to be returned?
e.g. The most recent or by some other method.
I spoke with the customer and they have agreed to remove location for now (we'll end up doing that as a seperate report). Even when I remove the location the distinct row isn't working. I'm still receiveing a row per TXNProcedure. Is there something else I need to look at?
Thank you so much for your help!
I spoke with the customer and they have agreed to remove location for now (we'll end up doing that as a seperate report). Even when I remove the location the distinct row isn't working. I'm still receiveing a row per TXNProcedure. Is there something else I need to look at?
Thank you so much for your help!
You need to decide which TXNProcedure value you wish to return.
You need to decide which TXNProcedure value you wish to return.
Even if I'm not having it return the TXN Procedure? I'm using that as selection criteria so it only analyzes charge activity and not payments but I'm not actually pulling it on the view. If that is the case then it looks like I need to find another route.
Even if I'm not having it return the TXN Procedure? I'm using that as selection criteria so it only analyzes charge activity and not payments but I'm not actually pulling it on the view. If that is the case then it looks like I need to find another route.
Post the query as you are using it at the moment. If you are not returning it then no you shouldn't be getting a record for each value.
Post the query as you are using it at the moment. If you are not returning it then no you shouldn't be getting a record for each value.
SELECT DISTINCT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone
FROM (((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1 ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1 ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1 ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1 ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1 ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic) INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1 ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic
WHERE (((PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.DbLvlB)=[Practice]) AND ((PBR_PbrProcDict1.Type)="CHG") AND ((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)>=[from Date] And (PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)<=[Thru Date]));
Try this instead and see if it works any better. -
SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone
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FROM (((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1
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ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1
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ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic
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WHERE (((PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.DbLvlB)=[Practice])
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AND ((PBR_PbrProcDict1.Type)="CHG")
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AND ((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)>=[from Date]
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And (PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)<=[Thru Date]))
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GROUP BY SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone;
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Try this instead and see if it works any better.
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SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone
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FROM (((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1
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ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1
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ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic
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WHERE (((PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.DbLvlB)=[Practice])
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AND ((PBR_PbrProcDict1.Type)="CHG")
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AND ((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)>=[from Date]
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And (PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate)<=[Thru Date]))
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GROUP BY SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone;
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That returns a syntax error. in query expression 'SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum'
There may have been a bracket error, try this ... -
SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone
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FROM ((((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1
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ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1
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ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic)
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WHERE PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.DbLvlB=[Practice]
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AND PBR_PbrProcDict1.Type="CHG"
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AND PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate>=[from Date]
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And PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate<=[Thru Date]
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GROUP BY SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone;
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There may have been a bracket error, try this ...
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SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone
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FROM ((((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1
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ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1
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ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic)
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WHERE PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.DbLvlB=[Practice]
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AND PBR_PbrProcDict1.Type="CHG"
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AND PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate>=[from Date]
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And PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.TxnSerDate<=[Thru Date]
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GROUP BY SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.Actnum,
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PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Patnum, PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Name,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr1, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Addr2,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.City, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.State,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Zip, PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.HomePhone,
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PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.OtherPhone;
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This is still giving me the same error.
Run this and see what happens ... -
SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.*
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FROM ((((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1
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ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1
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ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic)
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What happens when you run this?
Mary
Run this and see what happens ...
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SELECT PBR_PbrAcct1.*
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FROM ((((((PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1 INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcct1
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ON PBR_PbrActTxnsSerDateX1.Account = PBR_PbrAcct1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1
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ON PBR_PbrAcct1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctDemMain1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctPtAddrEtc1.Account = PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.Account)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrDoctorDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnDoctor = PBR_PbrDoctorDict1.Mnemonic)
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INNER JOIN PBR_PbrProcDict1
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ON PBR_PbrAcctTxnsFinancial1.TxnProcedure = PBR_PbrProcDict1.Mnemonic)
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What happens when you run this?
Mary
Sorry, my ODBC had a server issue and I have been unable to try this. Should be fixed by the end of this week and I will give this a try. Thanks.
Sorry, my ODBC had a server issue and I have been unable to try this. Should be fixed by the end of this week and I will give this a try. Thanks.
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