I've run into many issues using CF-built queries on an Access db over
the years. I recall one that had about a dozen doublequotes in it. Freaky!
Have you tried including the [] around the field name just for fun?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, the double quotes in the query statements ar
Sorry, the double quotes in the query statements are simply a typo on my
part. I didn't copy and paste the actual query, I simply retyped it as I
wrote the email and out of bad habit used " quotes.
The quotes ' or " is not the problem. This query and/or using the REPLACE
function works perfectly
i have found numerous examples that show single quotes being used:
SELECT Replace([ItemDesired],'e','i') AS Expr1
FROM Orders
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an Access datasource for movie listings. mTitle is the
column/field for the movie's Title. I need to output the records
ordered by m
did you try single quotes?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an Access datasource for movie listings. mTitle is the
column/field for the movie's Title. I need to output the records
ordered by mTitle, however I need to ignore "the" when it is the first
word.
For example: The Big Lebowsk
I have an Access datasource for movie listings. mTitle is the column/field
for the movie's Title. I need to output the records ordered by mTitle,
however I need to ignore "the" when it is the first word.
For example: The Big Lebowski should be ordered by B in Big, not T in The.
My solution
