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Hi steve removed the  WHERE 1=1


but know luck..


should i change the


AND dob BETWEEN DateAdd(Year,#Form.OlderThan#,dob) AND DateAdd(Year,
#Form.YoungerThan#,dob)


move the hashes around the dob as well?





[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error in FROM clause.


SQL = "SELECT Talent.talentID , Talent.Name , Talent.Gender , Talent.DOB ,
Talent.Hair , Talent.Eye , Talent.Height , Talent.Clothssize ,
Talent.shoesize , Talent.hobbies , Talent.BIO , Talent.Compcard , Talent.ID
FROM Talent AND Talent.gender = 'male' AND dob BETWEEN DateAdd(Year,5,dob)
AND DateAdd(Year,1,dob)"


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From: Steve Onnis
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Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 2:54 PM
Subject: [cfaussie] Re: look up date by years old with a 2 year spread < 2
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Check your columns names

If its not that, re jig the code to get rid of the WHERE 1=1 part.  I know
this works under MSSQL, but not sure if it works under Access.

What is does it just returns true cause 1 does = 1, and then you just add
your AND clauses.  Dont know if it works in Access

Anyone?

Steve
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      I have added the error
      Thanks sarah steve and adam

      the cfif was the source of the last error now i have a new one.

      it looks like the dob which i thought would be evaluated from the
      database selected record is not the case.
      do i need to pass the dob vale from the form or from a query on the
      page.

      I would like to use the between younger older compared to the value
      in the datase.

      At this time i just pass a select vale for OlderThan and YoungerThan
      and now dob vale is sent to the query.

      Is it possible to just send the 2 values and call the dob from the
      database?
      and what format should the dob be in?
      should it be Talent.DOB?


      <cfset Form.OlderThan =5>
      <cfset Form.YoungerThan =1>
      <cfset form.search = "yes">
      <cfset form.gender = "male">
      <cfset form.hair = "">

      <CFQUERY name="getRecord" dataSource="interact">
       SELECT  Talent.talentID ,
         Talent.Name ,
         Talent.Gender ,
         Talent.DOB ,
         Talent.Hair ,
         Talent.Eye ,
         Talent.Height ,
         Talent.Clothssize ,
         Talent.shoesize ,
         Talent.hobbies ,
         Talent.BIO ,
         Talent.Compcard ,
         Talent.ID
       FROM  Talent
       WHERE 1=1
       <CFIF ParameterExists(url.ID)>
       AND Talent.ID = #url.ID#
       </CFIF>

      <CFIF ParameterExists(form.search)>
        AND Talent.gender = '#form.gender#'
        <!--- Check for age --->
        <!--- If we want an age range --->
        <CFIF Form.OlderThan AND Form.YoungerThan>
         AND dob BETWEEN DateAdd(Year,#Form.OlderThan#,dob) AND
      DateAdd(Year,#Form.YoungerThan#,dob)
        </cfif>
        <!--- If we want all people younger than an age --->
        <cfif Form.YoungerThan AND NOT Form.OlderThan>
         AND dob < DateAdd(Year,#Form.YoungerThan#,dob)
        </cfif>
        <!--- If we want all people older than an age --->
        <cfif NOT Form.YoungerThan AND Form.OlderThan>
         AND dob > DateAdd(Year,#Form.OlderThan#,dob)
        </cfif>

         <CFIF form.hair IS NOT "">
         and talent.hair = '#form.hair#'
         </CFIF>


      </CFIF>

      </CFQUERY>


      The error


      ODBC Error Code = 07001 (Wrong number of parameters)


      [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters.
      Expected 1.


      Hint: The cause of this error is usually that your query contains a
      reference to a field which does not exist. You should verify that the
      fields included in your query exist and that you have specified their
      names correctly.


      SQL = "SELECT Talent.talentID , Talent.Name , Talent.Gender ,
      Talent.DOB , Talent.Hair , Talent.Eye , Talent.Height ,
      Talent.Clothssize , Talent.shoesize , Talent.hobbies , Talent.BIO ,
      Talent.Compcard , Talent.ID FROM Talent WHERE 1=1 AND Talent.gender
      = 'male' AND dob BETWEEN DateAdd(Year,5,dob) AND DateAdd(Year,1,dob)"


      Data Source = "INTERACT"


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