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  1. Jul 18th, 2006, 12:35 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] DocCmd.OpenReport

    Can you have an INNER JOIN with the sql statment for this method?
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    Re: DocCmd.OpenReport

    Yes, as long as your query is valid.

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    Re: DocCmd.OpenReport

    it wont let me do an inner join...and these queries are valid
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    Re: DocCmd.OpenReport

    Create a query in Access and set the ReportSource as the query object.
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    Re: DocCmd.OpenReport

    But I have, for instance, date values that are part of the search string coming from my VB DtPicker...how do I pass those along to a pre-created query...
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    Re: [RESOLVED] DocCmd.OpenReport

    I did as you said, worked like a charm. I passed my WHERE querie in the WHERE parameter for OpenReport
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    Re: [RESOLVED] DocCmd.OpenReport

    Sorry for the delay, was out on a call. Glad to see its working now.
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