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    Default Access query help

    Hi everyone,

    I need to modify this query from SQL Server for use in Access. Can someone
    please help me?!

    SELECT DISTINCT TOP 100 PERCENT YEAR(CEDate) AS CEYear
    FROM dbo.CurrentEvents
    WHERE (CEDate < DATEADD(D, - 29, GETDATE()))
    ORDER BY CEYear DESC

    This select statement retrieves all dates older than 29 days from today, but
    I'm having some trouble getting this to work in Access.

    Many thanks in advance for your time,
    Brandon


    Brandon Taylor Guest

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    Default Re: Access query help

    Got it. Here's the SQL:

    SELECT DISTINCT TOP 100 PERCENT DatePart("YYYY",EndDate) AS ArchiveYears
    FROM Events
    WHERE EndDate < DateAdd("D",-29,Date())

    "Brandon Taylor" <bt@btaylordesign.com> wrote in message
    news:d0vnns$518$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > Hi everyone,
    >
    > I need to modify this query from SQL Server for use in Access. Can someone
    > please help me?!
    >
    > SELECT DISTINCT TOP 100 PERCENT YEAR(CEDate) AS CEYear
    > FROM dbo.CurrentEvents
    > WHERE (CEDate < DATEADD(D, - 29, GETDATE()))
    > ORDER BY CEYear DESC
    >
    > This select statement retrieves all dates older than 29 days from today,
    > but I'm having some trouble getting this to work in Access.
    >
    > Many thanks in advance for your time,
    > Brandon
    >

    Brandon Taylor Guest

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