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7.8

Cannot have aggregate function in WHERE clause

Zones: SQL Query Syntax, Microsoft Access Database, MS SQL Server

Tags: microsoft, access 2003, 2003

I get a "Cannot have aggregate function in WHERE clause: ((([Quantity]-Sum(nz([MeasureQuantity])))<>0))"

Any idea why this is happening?

Thanks, JOe K.

Here is my SQL:

         
             SELECT [Quantity]-Sum(nz([MeasureQuantity])) AS TQ, tblPO_Details.PO_DetailsID
FROM tblPO_Details LEFT JOIN tblOrdersItems ON tblPO_Details.PO_DetailsID = tblOrdersItems.PO_DetailsID
WHERE ((([Quantity]-Sum(nz([MeasureQuantity])))<>0));

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Question Stats

Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: ClaudeWalker

Solution Provided By: nico5038

Participating Experts: 6

Solution Grade: A

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