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Srihari
Srihari

Reputation: 2429

Error in Sql Query in MS Access Database?

Am trying to access 2 tables values to single query. For Eg Customer name, id, Address to a single query. Customer address - State & Country in another table Am trying to access all address to a single column in the query. In Customer table state and country code only stored. Now I can able to access Customer name, Id, Address(Single column) all in query but cont able to access that State & Country.

SELECT CustomerName, CustomerId,  (BFlatNo +','+ BPremises +','+ BStreet +','+ BArea +','+ BLocation +','+ BCity +','+ BState +','+ BCountry)  as Address FROM Customer WHERE CustomerId=11;

this code working successful & got result this enter image description here Am getting 24 and 1 are id's of State & Country.

so Again I modify this code to get exact address in a single column state delhi instead off 24 and country india instead of 1 

SELECT CustomerName, CustomerId,  (BFlatNo +','+ BPremises +','+ BStreet +','+ BArea +','+ BLocation +','+ BCity +','+ BState +','+ (select CountryName from Country where CountryIdId=Customer.Country) AS Country)  AS Address FROM Customer;

this code showing syntax error ! How to solve this ?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 101

Answers (4)

Dustin Kingen
Dustin Kingen

Reputation: 21245

If you want to SELECT from multiple tables then include the tables in the FROM clause or use a JOIN.

SELECT CustomerName,
       CustomerId,
       (BFlatNo & ',' & BPremises & ',' & BStreet & ',' & BArea & ',' & BLocation & ',' & BCity & ',' & BState & ',' & CountryName) AS Address
FROM   Customer
       INNER JOIN
       Country
       ON Country.CountryId = Customer.Country;

Upvotes: 2

DevelopmentIsMyPassion
DevelopmentIsMyPassion

Reputation: 3591

You should do like this

SELECT A.CustomerName,
   A.CustomerId,
   (A.BFlatNo + ',' + A.BPremises + ',' + A.BStreet + ',' + A.BArea + ',' + A.BLocation + ',' +    A.BCity + ',' + A.BState + ',' + B.CountryName) AS Address
 FROM   Customer A, Country B 
 WHERE  B.CountryId = A.Country;

Upvotes: 1

pankeel
pankeel

Reputation: 1148

Your Query to solve your problem

SELECT CustomerName, CustomerId, (BFlatNo +','+ BPremises +','+ BStreet +','+ BArea +','+ BLocation +','+ BCity +','+ BState +','+ (select CountryName from Country where CountryIdId=Customer.Country) ) AS Address FROM Customer;

Upvotes: 1

mikey
mikey

Reputation: 5160

I'm not sure about MS Access syntax vs. SQL Server, but you can give this a shot:

SELECT 
CustomerName, 
CustomerId,  
(
(BFlatNo +','+ BPremises +','+ BStreet +','+ BArea +','+ BLocation +','+ BCity +','+ BState)
+','+
(select top 1 CountryName from Country where CountryIdId=Customer.Country)
)
AS Address 

FROM Customer;

Basically you don't need to say "as Country" as you're doing in the subquery, and you should return the top 1 result because if there are more results this will cause a problem.

Upvotes: 1

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