Re[2]: [PHP-WIN] php access query problem
| From: | Gonzalo Vera | Date: | Fri, 09 Feb 2001 19:45:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re[2]: [PHP-WIN] php access query problem | ||
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At least in older versions of access it's better to enclose field
names in square brackets, like
"SELECT Location, [Dept ID], [Equip Type] FROM Equipment01 WHERE
Location = '415C' AND [Equip Type] = 'C'"
Also, shouldn't you end with a semicolon? The weird thing here is that
it worked before. Sorry if I can't get any farther, I'm just switching
from access 95 to MySQL (bye bye MS), and in access 95 those would be
troublesome issues.
Gonzalo.
> Access 2000 on IIS 4.0
> "Gonzalo Vera" <gvz@eucalipto.net> wrote in message
> news:627380912.20010208164816@eucalipto.net...
> What DB are you using?
> Gonzalo.
>> I have the query
>> $cur= odbc_exec( $cnx, "SELECT Location, 'Dept ID', 'Equip Type'
>> FROM
>> Equipment01 WHERE Location = '415C'");
>> which returns the proper results but when I add AND 'Equip Type' = 'C'
>> to
>> the end of it I get no results. Is my syntax correct? Thanks, Aaron
>> $cur= odbc_exec( $cnx, "SELECT Location, 'Dept ID', 'Equip Type'
>> FROM
>> Equipment01 WHERE Location = '415C' AND 'Equip Type' =
>> 'C'");
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