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    Linking form and subform problem

    Thanks Paul. I saw the reply on other site :-) I have posted new question there. If you could please answer it , that will really help. Thanks a lot!
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    Linking form and subform problem

    I am a newbie and need some help. I have a form A which opens a new form Form B on submitting a button. The Form B has many buttons on it. Each one opes different form. I want to move one of the button on form B to form A. and have the same functionality as it is having it on form B. I have...
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    using multiple functions in a single select clause

    Hi David, Yes that was perfect!! Thanks a lot!! I had never thought writing my Oracle working query in Access will be that different!! Thanks a lot!! Subbu.
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    using multiple functions in a single select clause

    David, I am trying to break my query into two to take care of nested function. But not able to figure out how should i be doing it. Can you please help me?
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    using multiple functions in a single select clause

    David, What you interpreted looks logical if the two columns have got unique combinations. But in my case there can be pairs like say ID Name 1 aa 1 aa 1 aa 2 bb 2 cc 3 dd 4 rr 4 tt 4 ss In this...
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    using multiple functions in a single select clause

    David, Thanks for your reply. This query works fine in oracle. In access it is giving me error on the first line where i have count(distinct(name). Looks like Access can not take nested functions. I am new to access.
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    using multiple functions in a single select clause

    I want to write a query as : select ID, count(distinct(name)) from user where id is not null group by ID having count(distinct(name))>1 but looks like this query fails in access due to multiple functions. Can someone help me how should i be writing this. NOte. Id is not a...
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