I get an error when I use the run command in Access 2007 query.
FROM ((permit INNER JOIN BUILDER ON permit.BLD = BUILDER.BLD) INNER JOIN SUB ON permit.SB = SUB.SB) INNER JOIN CITY ON permit.SC = CITY.SC
Error:
The specified field '[SC]' could refer to more than one table listed in the from clause of your SQL statement.
It is true that the "SC" does exist in three of the tables. We are porting over from dBase IV, which never gave us this problem, so evidently there is something that we have to understand.
Bob
FROM ((permit INNER JOIN BUILDER ON permit.BLD = BUILDER.BLD) INNER JOIN SUB ON permit.SB = SUB.SB) INNER JOIN CITY ON permit.SC = CITY.SC
Error:
The specified field '[SC]' could refer to more than one table listed in the from clause of your SQL statement.
It is true that the "SC" does exist in three of the tables. We are porting over from dBase IV, which never gave us this problem, so evidently there is something that we have to understand.
Bob