Thanks John. The suggestion did not make a difference.
Ade
From: "John Viescas JohnV@msn.com [MS_Access_Professionals]" <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com>
To: MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 31 March 2016, 12:44
Subject: Re: [MS_AccessPros] QUERY TOO COMPLEX
First thing to try is to give RptMultcounts a short alias - maybe RM. That will shorten your SQL statement significantly.
SELECT RM.IDNo, RM.Win1, … etc.
FROM (((((RptMultCounts AS RM LEFT JOIN Skppost ON RM.Win1 = Skppost.[No]) LEFT JOIN …
Copy off to Notepad and do a Replace of all occurrences of RptMultCounts (except the first one in the FROM clause) with RM, then add the alias.
John Viescas, Author
Microsoft Access 2010 Inside Out
Microsoft Access 2007 Inside Out
Microsoft Access 2003 Inside Out
Building Microsoft Access Applications
SQL Queries for Mere Mortals
(Paris, France)
On Mar 31, 2016, at 1:20 PM, Adeboyejo Oyenuga aoye_99@yahoo.co.uk [MS_Access_Professionals] <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Please see the
SQL for one of them.
SELECT RptMultcounts.IDNo, RptMultcounts.Win1, RptMultcounts.Win2, RptMultcounts.Win3, RptMultcounts.Win4, RptMultcounts.Win5, RptMultcounts.Win6, RptMultcounts.Sum, RptMultcounts.RptMultSum, RptMultcounts.Summ, RptMultcounts.[10GSum], RptMultcounts.[10gmhitcount2], ([Win1]+[Win2]+[Win3]+[Win4]+[Win5]+[Win6])/6 AS Mean, ([Win1]-[Mean])*([Win1]-[Mean]) AS Meandev1, ([Win2]-[Mean])*([Win2]-[Mean]) AS Meandev2, ([Win3]-[Mean])*([Win3]-[Mean]) AS Meandev3, ([Win4]-[Mean])*([Win4]-[Mean]) AS Meandev4, ([Win5]-[Mean])*([Win5]-[Mean]) AS Meandev5, ([Win6]-[Mean])*([Win6]-[Mean]) AS Meandev6, ([Meandev1]+[Meandev2]+[Meandev3]+[Meandev4]+[Meandev5]+[Meandev6])/5 AS Meandevavg, Sqr([Meandevavg]) AS Std, Round([Std],0) AS Stddvt, Round([Std]/[Mean],0) AS Coeffvari, ([Win4]+[Win3])/2 AS Median, 3*([Mean]-[Median])/[Std] AS Skew, Round([Skew],0) AS Skewness, IIf([Skewness]=0,0,[Skewness]) AS Skew2, RptMultcounts.LngSkpcount, RptMultcounts.LngSkpcount2, RptMultcounts.Spread, RptMultcounts.HighGap, RptMultcounts.Astrocount2, Val([High] & [Low] & [Other]) AS Hitinskpcount, [High]+[Low] AS HiLow, IIf([Skppost.Skppost]='H',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.Skppost]='H',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.Skppost]='H',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.Skppost]='H',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.Skppost]='H',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.Skppost]='H',1,0) AS High, IIf([Skppost.Skppost]='L',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.Skppost]='L',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.Skppost]='L',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.Skppost]='L',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.Skppost]='L',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.Skppost]='L',1,0) AS Low, IIf([Skppost.Skppost]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.Skppost]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.Skppost]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.Skppost]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.Skppost]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.Skppost]='O',1,0) AS Other, Val([Best1] & [Best2] & [Bestoth]) AS Bestchrt6count, IIf([Skppost.Bestchrt6]='B1',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.Bestchrt6]='B1',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.Bestchrt6]='B1',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.Bestchrt6]='B1',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.Bestchrt6]='B1',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.Bestchrt6]='B1',1,0) AS Best1, IIf([Skppost.Bestchrt6]='B2',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.Bestchrt6]='B2',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.Bestchrt6]='B2',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.Bestchrt6]='B2',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.Bestchrt6]='B2',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.Bestchrt6]='B2',1,0) AS Best2, IIf([Skppost.Bestchrt6]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.Bestchrt6]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.Bestchrt6]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.Bestchrt6]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.Bestchrt6]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.Bestchrt6]='O',1,0) AS Bestoth, Val([Trail7] & [Trailother]) AS TrailNocount, IIf([Skppost.TrailNo]='T7',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.TrailNo]='T7',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.TrailNo]='T7',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.TrailNo]='T7',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.TrailNo]='T7',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.TrailNo]='T7',1,0) AS Trail7, IIf([Skppost.TrailNo]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_1.TrailNo]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_2.TrailNo]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_3.TrailNo]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_4.TrailNo]='O',1,0)+IIf([Skppost_5.TrailNo]='O',1,0) AS Trailother
FROM (((((RptMultcounts LEFT JOIN Skppost ON RptMultcounts.Win1 = Skppost.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_1 ON RptMultcounts.Win2 = Skppost_1.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_2 ON RptMultcounts.Win3 = Skppost_2.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_3 ON RptMultcounts.Win4 = Skppost_3.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_4 ON RptMultcounts.Win5 = Skppost_4.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_5 ON RptMultcounts.Win6 = Skppost_5.[No];
FROM (((((RptMultcounts LEFT JOIN Skppost ON RptMultcounts.Win1 = Skppost.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_1 ON RptMultcounts.Win2 = Skppost_1.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_2 ON RptMultcounts.Win3 = Skppost_2.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_3 ON RptMultcounts.Win4 = Skppost_3.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_4 ON RptMultcounts.Win5 = Skppost_4.[No]) LEFT JOIN Skppost AS Skppost_5 ON RptMultcounts.Win6 = Skppost_5.[No];
This worked perfectly in Access 2007.
Thanks.
Ade
Thanks.
Ade<MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com>
To: MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 31 March 2016, 11:59
Subject: Re: [MS_AccessPros] QUERY TOO COMPLEX
To: MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 31 March 2016, 11:59
Subject: Re: [MS_AccessPros] QUERY TOO COMPLEX
Ade-
Please post the SQL from one of the queries that's failing.
The query engine / optimizer does change some between releases. I has to be able to "compile" your SQL in its buffer before it can execute it. It may have been close to the limit in 2007, but now won't fit in 2010, but there's no indication other than the Too Complex message.
There are things you can do to try to reduce the compile size - such as substitute short alias names.
John Viescas, Author
Microsoft Access 2010 Inside Out
Microsoft Access 2007 Inside Out
Microsoft Access 2003 Inside Out
Building Microsoft Access Applications
SQL Queries for Mere Mortals
(Paris, France)
On Mar 31, 2016, at 2:24 AM, Adeboyejo Oyenuga aoye_99@yahoo.co.uk [MS_Access_Professionals] <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Kindly note that these queries worked perfectly in
Access 2007 on the older machine but threw up this response in Access 2010.
Access 2007 on the older machine but threw up this response in Access 2010.
Thanks.
Ade
From: "Adeboyejo Oyenuga aoye_99@yahoo.co.uk [MS_Access_Professionals]" <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com>
To: yahoogroups <ms_access_professionals@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 30 March 2016, 20:55
Subject: [MS_AccessPros] QUERY TOO COMPLEX
Kindly assist. I have some queries which worked perfectly on an older computer. I get the message QUERY TOO COMPLEX when I tried running some of them on a newer computer.
Would you know how to resolve this ?
Thanks.
Ade.
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