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Forum : No data returned from Invoice tableSearch Forum

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  Radio Kaos 
  
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 Posted : 2008-05-16 01:22:49
I use QBook version 8.00.00.242 with Microsoft Access 2003.
I link some tables into an MDB file and, after a lot of problems, I create an ETL procedure.
Simply, I run some querys from the linked table into Access worktables.

One of the tables I need is Invoice table, and it seems to run correctly.

I run a Quick Books report, "Sales by Customer", and i see an invoice with RefNumber = '123'
I do "SELECT * FROM Invoice WHERE RefNumber = '123'" in a different way:
- with an Access Query
- with an Access "Pass-Through" query
- into VB Demo
The result is always the same, 0 record returned.

Is it possible, or I am a sort of Donald Duck ??

Thank you very much for the response. 

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  Tom 
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 Posted : 2008-05-16 12:16:06

By the sounds of things your optimized table needs rebuilding, run:-

SELECT * FROM Invoice VERIFY WHERE RefNumber = '123'

as a pass-through query. The VERIFY will rebuild the optimized Invoice table and then execute the query. You only need to use the VERIFY tag if you change certain details of an existing invoice.

 

 

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