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Using SQL Pass-Through query in VBA (MS Access) causes "Syntax Error in JOIN operation"

Asked by burtonrhodes in Access Coding/Macros, SQL Query Syntax

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This code below gives me the error "Syntax Error in JOIN operation".  I am attempting to modify a "pass-through" SQL Query in Access using VBA (SQL Server back-end).  The SQL statment is copied directly from a WORKING pass-through query written in the same Access DB file.  I have tested running a simple no join sql query in the code and it works fine.  I am stumped as to why it is giving me an error?!?  Any ideas?!?

SQL:
SELECT dbo.[TRANSACTION].TRANSACTION_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].[PROP_NUM] + ' ' + dbo.[TRANSACTION].[PROP_STREET] AS ADDRESS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PROP_NUM, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PROP_STREET, dbo.CONTACT.[FIRST_NAME] + ' ' + dbo.CONTACT.[LAST_NAME] AS NAME, dbo.CONTACT.FIRST_NAME, dbo.CONTACT.LAST_NAME, dbo.[TRANSACTION].LIST_PRICE, dbo.[TRANSACTION].SALE_PRICE, dbo.[TRANSACTION].MLS_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].TAX_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].SQFT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].BEDS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].BATHS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PRIMARYAGENT_SPLIT_TYPE, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PRIMARYAGENT_SPLIT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].COAGENT_SPLIT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].CONTACT_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].USER_ID_PRIMARYAGENT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].USER_ID_COAGENT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].USER_ID_ASSISTANT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].TRANSACTION_STATUS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PERCENTAGE_COMMISSION

FROM dbo.[TRANSACTION] INNER JOIN dbo.CONTACT ON dbo.[TRANSACTION].CONTACT_ID = dbo.CONTACT.CONTACT_ID

WHERE TRANSACTION_STATUS='Active'
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Private Sub Form_Load()
' Modifies pass-through query properties
    
    Dim qdf As DAO.QueryDef
    
    Dim strQdfName, strSQL As String
    strQdfName = "qryTransactionList"
    strSQL = "SELECT dbo.[TRANSACTION].TRANSACTION_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].[PROP_NUM] + ' ' + dbo.[TRANSACTION].[PROP_STREET] AS ADDRESS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PROP_NUM, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PROP_STREET, dbo.CONTACT.[FIRST_NAME] + ' ' + dbo.CONTACT.[LAST_NAME] AS NAME, dbo.CONTACT.FIRST_NAME, dbo.CONTACT.LAST_NAME, dbo.[TRANSACTION].LIST_PRICE, dbo.[TRANSACTION].SALE_PRICE, dbo.[TRANSACTION].MLS_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].TAX_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].SQFT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].BEDS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].BATHS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PRIMARYAGENT_SPLIT_TYPE, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PRIMARYAGENT_SPLIT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].COAGENT_SPLIT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].CONTACT_ID, dbo.[TRANSACTION].USER_ID_PRIMARYAGENT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].USER_ID_COAGENT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].USER_ID_ASSISTANT, dbo.[TRANSACTION].TRANSACTION_STATUS, dbo.[TRANSACTION].PERCENTAGE_COMMISSION FROM dbo.[TRANSACTION] INNER JOIN dbo.CONTACT ON dbo.[TRANSACTION].CONTACT_ID = dbo.CONTACT.CONTACT_ID WHERE TRANSACTION_STATUS='Active'"
 
    Set qdf = CurrentDb.QueryDefs(strQdfName)
    qdf.sql = strSQL  ' ERROR HERE: Syntax Error in JOIN operation
    qdf.Connect = strConnect
    qdf.ReturnsRecords = True
    qdf.Close
    Set qdf = Nothing
 
End Sub
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