Hill, Keith wrote:You're using a subquery, which Access is passing through to MySQL.I am converting an Access95 DB to mySQL. The interface will remain in Access95. I encountered a problem with one of the existing queries. The code for the query is:SELECT DISTINCTROW ManualChecksPrinted.AccountNum, ManualChecksPrinted.CheckNumber, ManualChecksPrinted.AccountID, ManualChecksPrinted.PayeeID, ManualChecksPrinted.CheckPayee, ManualChecksPrinted.CheckDate, ManualChecksPrinted.CheckAmount FROM ManualChecksPrinted WHERE (((ManualChecksPrinted.AccountNum) In (SELECT [AccountNum] FROM [ManualChecksPrinted] As Tmp GROUP BY [AccountNum],[CheckNumber] HAVING Count(*)>1 And [CheckNumber] = [ManualChecksPrinted].[CheckNumber]))) ORDER BY ManualChecksPrinted.AccountNum, ManualChecksPrinted.CheckNumber; The problem is in the WHERE clause. I get the ODBC--call failed message box, and the following: [MySQL][ODBC 3.51 Driver][mysqld-4.0.17-nt]You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '(SELECT `MS2`.`AccountNum` FROM `manualchecksprinted` `MS2` GR (#1064) I am a newbie to MySQL so all help is greatly appreciated. If more information is required, please let me know. Keith Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] MySQL-4.0.17 doesn't support subqueries - only version 4.1.x and higher do. Make another query, put the stuff in the subquery in it - that's the bit that says: in ( select ........ ) Save it, and then join it to your original query. Dan --
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