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    bladu is offline Novice
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    Microsoft Access cannot represent the expression of the combination

    Hi,

    I have the following query:

    SELECT DISTINCT C1.Revision, C1.Fecha_ult_revision


    FROM Control AS C1 INNER JOIN Control AS C2 ON C1.Revision<C2.Revision
    WHERE (((C1.Numero)=[Num]) AND ((C1.Hoja)=[hoj]))
    ORDER BY C1.Revision;

    In Mysql runs well, and takes out the correct result. But trying the same in Access, the result is not the correct and after executing the query if I try to go to the preview view, it gives me the following message error:

    Microsoft Access cannot represent the expression of the combination C1.Revision < C2.Revision in the preview view.

    Are symbols like < or > possible in Access queries?

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    dcrake is offline Competent Performer
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    There are naming convention issues here. Using words such as Control, Num & Revision are suspect. With regard to your < what are you attempting to acheive?

    David

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