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| Posted : 2007-05-24 03:02:39 |
This qb link can be very fustrating, especially when you toss in a little Microsoft Access and it's quirky behavior. I am generating a SQL query and prints out a report using the following sql statement.
SELECT TimeTracking.ClassRefFullName, TimeTracking.EntityRefFullName, TimeTracking.TxnDate AS StartDate, TimeTracking.TxnDate AS EndDate, (TimeTracking.DurationMinutes/60) AS DurationHours
FROM TimeTracking AS UNOPTIMIZED
WHERE (((TimeTracking.TxnDate)>=[@StartDate] And (TimeTracking.TxnDate)<=[@EndDate]));
The problem occurs when I run it from different workstations. I'd like to disable the optimizer when running this report so I've tried to add the UNOPTIMIZED tag after the FROM TimeTracking...well access keeps tossing in "AS" before it and the query stops functioning.
Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Chris
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| Posted : 2007-05-24 13:24:20 |
AS UNOPTIMIZED will work fine if you run the query as a PASS-THROUGH query.
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