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  1. #1
    Carl Draves Guest

    Join Problem

    I have two tables that I am trying to join. Both tables have a field called Inactive and it is a bit. I only want to show the active employees and only their active paycodes. But it does not like the field Inactive.

    ' EmployeePaycodes.EmployeeID,
    AER1DB.dbSQL = "SELECT ClientID, LastName, FirstName, SocialSecNumber, Jobtitle, StartDate, Birthdate, Department, PayCode, PayRate FROM EmployeeMaster LEFT JOIN EmployeePaycodes ON EmployeeMaster.EmployeeID = EmployeePaycodes.EmployeeID Where ClientID like '%" & Session("myClientID&#34& "%' Order by LastName "

    Any ideas.

    Carl

  2. #2
    Frank Kwong Guest

    Join Problem (reply)

    doesn't like the field ? what it do ? walk out of the screen and off the table ? click the "type" checkbox of the designer's connection page and tell me what type is the "bit" field.


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    Carl Draves at 9/5/01 5:53:02 PM

    I have two tables that I am trying to join. Both tables have a field called Inactive and it is a bit. I only want to show the active employees and only their active paycodes. But it does not like the field Inactive.

    ' EmployeePaycodes.EmployeeID,
    AER1DB.dbSQL = "SELECT ClientID, LastName, FirstName, SocialSecNumber, Jobtitle, StartDate, Birthdate, Department, PayCode, PayRate FROM EmployeeMaster LEFT JOIN EmployeePaycodes ON EmployeeMaster.EmployeeID = EmployeePaycodes.EmployeeID Where ClientID like '%" & Session("myClientID&#34& "%' Order by LastName "

    Any ideas.

    Carl

  3. #3
    Carl Draves Guest

    Join Problem (reply)

    Found the problem. I was not naming the field that I wanted to pull like:

    EmployeeMaster.Inactive*1 as I should have.

    AER1DB.dbSQL = "SELECT ClientID, LastName, FirstName, SocialSecNumber, Jobtitle, StartDate, Birthdate, Department, PayCode, PayRate FROM EmployeeMaster LEFT JOIN EmployeePaycodes ON EmployeeMaster.EmployeeID = EmployeePaycodes.EmployeeID Where ClientID like '%" & Session("myClientID&#34& "%' and PayRate > 0 and EmployeeMaster.Inactive*1 = 0 Order by LastName "

    Carl

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    Frank Kwong at 9/5/01 8:53:31 PM

    doesn't like the field ? what it do ? walk out of the screen and off the table ? click the "type" checkbox of the designer's connection page and tell me what type is the "bit" field.


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    Carl Draves at 9/5/01 5:53:02 PM

    I have two tables that I am trying to join. Both tables have a field called Inactive and it is a bit. I only want to show the active employees and only their active paycodes. But it does not like the field Inactive.

    ' EmployeePaycodes.EmployeeID,
    AER1DB.dbSQL = "SELECT ClientID, LastName, FirstName, SocialSecNumber, Jobtitle, StartDate, Birthdate, Department, PayCode, PayRate FROM EmployeeMaster LEFT JOIN EmployeePaycodes ON EmployeeMaster.EmployeeID = EmployeePaycodes.EmployeeID Where ClientID like '%" & Session("myClientID&#34& "%' Order by LastName "

    Any ideas.

    Carl

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