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Using Docmd.RunSQL to update data

Asked by thandel in Access Coding/Macros

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I am trying to do the following:

Update Table TMain to set PendingTX in Table TMain to True when PendingTx is False, Ordered is Null Hold=False and Date()-DateEnter >89.   DateEnter, Hold, Ordered, and PendingTx are all in Table TMain.

Here is my syntax but it is not correct.

DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE TMain SET TMain.[PendingRx] = True _
    Where (TMain.PendingTx=False AND TMain.Ordered Is Null AND TMain.Hold=False AND (Date()-TMain.DateEnter>89)"
   

Where is my error to get this to execute correctly?

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