Convert sql query into msaccess

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select logstep,logdate,min(MinOflogTime),max(MaxOflogTime) from
(
    SELECT l.logStep,l.LOGDATE,Min(l.logTime) AS MinOflogTime, Max(l.logTime) AS MaxOflogTime
    FROM TBLLOG9800 l
    GROUP BY l.logStep,l.LOGDATE
    ORDER BY l.logStep
) 
group by logstep, logdate
ORDER BY logStep;

Posted 4-Dec-15 23:08pm

visupatel62

Updated 5-Dec-15 0:04am

Tomas Takac

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Tomas Takac 5-Dec-15 6:03am

What is your question? What problem do you have?

visupatel62 5-Dec-15 6:23am

select logstep,logdate,min(starttime),max(endtime) from
(SELECT DISTINCT l.logStep, l.logDate, Min(TimeValue(l.logtime)) AS starttime, Max(TimeValue(l.logtime)) AS endtime
FROM tbllog AS l
WHERE (((l.logID)=[tbllog]![logid]))
GROUP BY l.logStep, l.logDate
ORDER BY l.logStep
);

i am execute this query on msacess while i m getting error like

syntax error in from clause

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri · Answer 1 · 2015-12-05T01:20:00

You can not use ORDER BY clause in a sub-query. Remove/comment the ORDER BY clause in the inner query. However you can use ORDER BY along with SELECT TOP.. though.

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select logstep,logdate,min(MinOflogTime),max(MaxOflogTime) from
(
    SELECT l.logStep,l.LOGDATE,Min(l.logTime) AS MinOflogTime, Max(l.logTime) AS MaxOflogTime
    FROM TBLLOG9800 l
    GROUP BY l.logStep,l.LOGDATE
    --ORDER BY l.logStep
) 
group by logstep, logdate
ORDER BY logStep;

Hope, it helps :)

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2015-12-06T08:25:00

There's nothing to convert!

In your case, external SELECT statement is useless.

SQL

SELECT l.logStep, l.LOGDATE, Min(l.logTime) AS MinOflogTime, Max(l.logTime) AS MaxOflogTime
FROM TBLLOG9800 AS l
GROUP BY l.logStep, l.LOGDATE
ORDER BY l.logStep

For further information, please see:
Tips and Techniques for Queries in Access[^]
SQL Subqueries (Microsoft Access SQL)[^]

Convert sql query into msaccess

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