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    Problem with Sub-Query

    Hi there, I have a problem with an SQL query related to a table which contains stock market transactions. The query requests data from a table called tblTransactions with (among others) columns Date, Ticker, Quantity and Price. By adding up the quantities bought (positive number) and sold...
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    Looking for "intelligent" WHERE statement

    Problem solved Thank you very much. This code works perfectly. I didn't know the TOP 1-syntax before... Best, JapanFreak
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    Looking for "intelligent" WHERE statement

    Hi there, I wonder whether the following problem can be solved with a Query or if I have to adjust my database. I want to take records of my stock market trades and among others I have created two tables: The first one, called tblTransactions, contains transaction-related data and the columns...
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    Limitations of ADO?

    Problem solved - 2 remaining questions Hi, thank you very much for your replies. Actually it was a combination of various things. This SQL request works: SELECT T.Ticker, S.Name, X.qCl FROM tblTransactions AS T, tblTradedSecurities AS S (SELECT Q.qTicker, Q.qCl FROM tblQuotes AS Q...
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    Limitations of ADO?

    Hi there, actually I have already asked the following question in an Excel forum (www.excelforum.com) before, but I only got the advice to try to ask this question in this MS Access-related forum. Thus, here it is: I have a problem with regards to retrieving data from an MS Access 2000...
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