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Unless you need to use Crystal syntax with { } around the field in the where clause.<br />
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ANother thought would be to use a name other than COUNT<br />
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mlmcc
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Unless you need to use Crystal syntax with { } around the field in the where clause.

ANother thought would be to use a name other than COUNT

mlmcc

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I tried the curly braces, but the editor didn't like them.<br />
I removed &quot;as count&quot; as well.<br />
Any other ideas?<br />
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Does it matter that I don't have any parameters asking for input when I preview the report? &nbsp;I thought that without any parameters, the default would be to return _all_ records.
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I tried the curly braces, but the editor didn't like them.
I removed "as count" as well.
Any other ideas?

Does it matter that I don't have any parameters asking for input when I preview the report?  I thought that without any parameters, the default would be to return _all_ records.

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mlmcc
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jgerbitz - -What do you want to do with this question?  YOu can award points to experts who helped or I can close this for you and refund the points.

mlmcc

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Hi,<br />
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I'm trying to get a count of the number of records in my SQL Server 2000 db that meet certain criteria. &nbsp;I have the following query:<br />
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(select count(*) as count from &quot;PatientArrival&quot;<br />
where &quot;PatientArrival&quot;.&quot;PatientA<wbr />rrMechVent<wbr />MetStatus&quot;<wbr /> = '2')<br />
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It should return 3 records, but nothing is showing up in the textbox that I dragged the SQL Expression Field into.<br />
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Am I missing anything?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

I'm trying to get a count of the number of records in my SQL Server 2000 db that meet certain criteria.  I have the following query:


(select count(*) as count from "PatientArrival"
where "PatientArrival"."PatientArrMechVentMetStatus" = '2')

It should return 3 records, but nothing is showing up in the textbox that I dragged the SQL Expression Field into.

Am I missing anything?

Thanks

Question about SQL expression in Crystal Reports XI

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