N
Neil
Using Access 97 to an Oracle 7 back end.
Within a pass through query I use an oracle function thus:
GetAntigen(DRB1X,'DR') as DRxAnt,
If I execute the PTQ in Access, Access will not allow "DRxAnt" as a column
alias name but returns "Expr1018"
However, if I amend the alias name to:
GetAntigen(DRB1X,'DR') as DRxxAnt,
"DRxxAnt" is returned.
I have no other columns in the query that use that alias and I have many
other alias' that are returned OK
If I run the Pass Through Query in Oracle the alias name is returned
If I use a query that is the Access equivalent of the Pass Through SQL the
alias name is returned.
Any ideas why "DRxAnt" isn't acceptable?
Within a pass through query I use an oracle function thus:
GetAntigen(DRB1X,'DR') as DRxAnt,
If I execute the PTQ in Access, Access will not allow "DRxAnt" as a column
alias name but returns "Expr1018"
However, if I amend the alias name to:
GetAntigen(DRB1X,'DR') as DRxxAnt,
"DRxxAnt" is returned.
I have no other columns in the query that use that alias and I have many
other alias' that are returned OK
If I run the Pass Through Query in Oracle the alias name is returned
If I use a query that is the Access equivalent of the Pass Through SQL the
alias name is returned.
Any ideas why "DRxAnt" isn't acceptable?