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Access 97 Query Error
I have a query that stopped recognizing the number 2, only the number 2. it's a field called T-SHIFT NO, there are 5 shifts, 1,2,3,4,5. all other shifts are working as intended only shift 2 can not be searched for and it's only this one query.
Can't answer without seeing the file.
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This is the SQL, Hope this helps a bit more.
SELECT TOTES.[T-TOTE#], TOTES.[T-DATE PROC], TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO], TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO], TOTES.[MI-LOT#], qryNetweight.Netweight, TOTES.[FPC-ID NUMBER], TOTES.[T-SUGAR], TOTES.[T-STARCH], TOTES.[T-MELOJEL], TOTES.[T-SAPP], TOTES.[T-SO2], TOTES.[RP-DESCRIPTION], TOTES.[T-TOTE COMMENTS], TOTES.T_MAJORDEFECTS, TOTES.T_MINORDEFECTS, TOTES.T_MOISTURE, TOTES.T_GRADE, TOTES.T_SUBGRADE, TOTES.[T-COST], TOTES.T_METALDETECT, TOTES.[T-DERIVATION]
FROM TOTES INNER JOIN qryNetweight ON TOTES.[T-TOTE#] = qryNetweight.[T-TOTE#]
WHERE (((TOTES.[T-DATE PROC])=[Enter Process Date]) AND ((TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO]) Like [Enter Shift Number or * for all] And (TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO])<>"4"))
ORDER BY TOTES.[T-TOTE#];
SELECT TOTES.[T-TOTE#], TOTES.[T-DATE PROC], TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO], TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO], TOTES.[MI-LOT#], qryNetweight.Netweight, TOTES.[FPC-ID NUMBER], TOTES.[T-SUGAR], TOTES.[T-STARCH], TOTES.[T-MELOJEL], TOTES.[T-SAPP], TOTES.[T-SO2], TOTES.[RP-DESCRIPTION], TOTES.[T-TOTE COMMENTS], TOTES.T_MAJORDEFECTS, TOTES.T_MINORDEFECTS, TOTES.T_MOISTURE, TOTES.T_GRADE, TOTES.T_SUBGRADE, TOTES.[T-COST], TOTES.T_METALDETECT, TOTES.[T-DERIVATION]
FROM TOTES INNER JOIN qryNetweight ON TOTES.[T-TOTE#] = qryNetweight.[T-TOTE#]
WHERE (((TOTES.[T-DATE PROC])=[Enter Process Date]) AND ((TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO]) Like [Enter Shift Number or * for all] And (TOTES.[T-SHIFT NO])<>"4"))
ORDER BY TOTES.[T-TOTE#];
The SQL doesn't help, the data is needed. There is no reason that number 2 wouldn't be recognized. Perhaps the two's have a leading or trailing space.
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I traced back both the problem and what was going on when it happened, I was able to figure out that someone had imported bad files. I was not able to repair access, but was able to save the data and then reload the system after re-install.