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Posted - 2006-12-18 : 08:24:27
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stick writes "Hi FolksI have the user enter a start date and end date in an Access form . Since the dates will change every month, I have the dates stored in a Access table. I would like to pass the dates to the SQL Server 2000 table and return the data through a pass-through query. The stored procedure has the following code, but I'm getting an error when I set off the query. How can I pass dates from Access to SQL 2000? Any suggestions will be much appreciated. Thanks.CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_legal_dates] ASSELECT TBLSYS_FBL3N_APDocTypes_2006.Doc_Type, TBLSYS_FBL3N_APDocTypes_2006.Posting_Date, FROM TBLSYS_FBL3N_APDocTypes_2006, tbl0001_date_informationWHERE (((TBLSYS_FBL3N_APDocTypes_2006.Posting_Date) Between [tbl0001_date_information].[start_dte] And [tbl0001_date_information].[end_dte]));GO" |
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SwePeso
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Posted - 2006-12-18 : 08:26:58
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You are doing a CROSS JOIN (cartesian product) query.How do you find the information in the tbl0001_date_information table from the TBLSYS_FBL3N_APDocTypes_2006 table?Maybe you just are experiencing a TIMEOUT since the query takes too long to run?Peter LarssonHelsingborg, Sweden |
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