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Can't get Access to Order Report according to report query

Asked by Eric_Trogdon in Access Reports, SQL Query Syntax

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I have an Access 2003 report that is driven by a report query (attached).  The problem is that the report does not come up with the data in the right order as specified in the order by clause of the report query.  I can run the report query stand alone and I get the data in the right order but when I run the report it comes up in the wrong order. ???Start Free Trial 
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SELECT a.TSK_ID, a.PREF, a.SFX, b.LVL, a.SD_NO, a.TITLE, a.RCVD_DT AS RECEIVED, b.DUE_DT AS SCHEDULED, b.EST_CST, a.ACTL_CST, a.PCTCOMPLETE, a.SCHEDULECODE, a.COSTCODE, a.TECHCODE, a.NOTE_1 AS [Report Comments], c1.Manager, c2.Engineer, c3.ALCOPR, c4.GovtEngineer, a.ACTIVE_IND, a.STAT_ID
FROM ESIS_TSK AS a, esis_rev AS b, rptqryActiveESTManagers AS c1, rptqryActiveESTEngineers AS c2, rptqryActiveESTALCOPRs AS c3, rptqryActiveESTGovtEngineers AS c4
WHERE (((a.TSK_ID)=[c1].[tsk_id] And (a.TSK_ID)=[c2].[tsk_id] And (a.TSK_ID)=[c3].[tsk_id] And (a.TSK_ID)=[c4].[tsk_id]) AND ((b.LVL)=(select max(lvl) from esis_rev d where a.tsk_id = d.tsk_id)) AND ((a.ACTIVE_IND)="Y") AND ((a.STAT_ID)=1) AND ((a.TASKTYPE)=2) AND ((b.TSK_ID)=[a].[tsk_id]))
ORDER BY b.due_dt DESC;
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