Norbert-
The stupid query designer has always been like that. I you need to build a multi-table delete query, build the SELECT query first, uncheck Show for all the unnecessary fields, include table.* for the table that's the target of the delete, then switch to a DELETE query. That should avoid the extra fields in the DELETE clause.
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On Nov 28, 2014, at 3:00 PM, drnorbert@msn.com [MS_Access_Professionals] <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
John,
The code was created with: Design View Query Type: Delete.
Do you know if is a glitch in MSAccess 2010/2013 regarding this issue?
Also I am having the same error with the following SQL View code:
DELETE tblCity.*, tblCityStateZip.Zipcode, tblCityStateZip.City, tblCityStateZip.State
FROM tblCityStateZip RIGHT JOIN tblCity ON (tblCityStateZip.State = tblCity.State) AND (tblCityStateZip.City = tblCity.City) AND (tblCityStateZip.Zipcode = tblCity.Zip)
WHERE (((tblCityStateZip.Zipcode) Is Null) AND ((tblCityStateZip.City) Is Null) AND ((tblCityStateZip.State) Is Null));
Thanks
Norbert
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