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Please help. I am creating a site that needs to do a search based on postocode from the postcode table and then use it to use the solicitorsid's it receives and search the solicitors details table and the fees tables. I have the following code

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  1.  <cfquery name="getpostcode" datasource="conveyancingshoppers"> SELECT solicitorsid from postcodesselected where RM="RM"</cfquery><cfloop query="getpostcode"><cfquery name="getname" datasource="conveyancingshoppers">SELECT * FROM   solicitors inner join fees on solicitors.solicitorsid = fees.solicitorsid  AND solicitors.isonholiday <> 1   AND solicitors.Noofleadstoget <> solicitors.notofleadsreceived order by solicitors.timelastleadreceived asc </cfquery></cfloop>
It gives me the following error
ODBC Error Code = S1000 (General error)


[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Join expression not supported
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I have tried a number of ways to try and fix this. Does anyone have any sugesstions on what is wrong or an alternative method of doing this.
Oct 11 '07 #1
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Welcome to TSDN!

You're not actually using the ids from the postcode table in your second query.

Can you show some sample data?
Oct 14 '07 #2
can post the database tables' schema??
Dec 18 '07 #3

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