Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Sun Aug 28 08:01:35 CDT 2005
Hi Arthur It could be: SELECT Count(*) AS AssessID_Notes_Count, (SELECT Count(*) FROM [Bill_Time_Machine_DS Without Matching Bill_Time_Machine]) AS Bill_Time_Machine_Count FROM [AssessID_Notes_DS Without Matching AssessID_Notes]; /gustav >>> artful at rogers.com 28-08-2005 14:37 >>> I have two MDBs identical in structure (or nearly so) and I want to compare the counts of each pair of tables and put the results all in a single query. I know that I have done this before, but I can't quite remember the syntax I used. It is something along the lines of: SELECT Count(*) AS AssessID_Notes_Count FROM [AssessID_Notes_DS Without Matching AssessID_Notes], (SELECT Count(*) AS Bill_Time_Machine_Count FROM [Bill_Time_Machine_DS Without Matching Bill_Time_Machine]) But the above returns only one column, not two as I would expect. Since I want to compare about two dozen tables (queries, actually), I stopped at two until I could get it right. Removing the parentheses from the second "column" results in an error. Can anyone suggest the correct syntax for this type of query? (This case is Access MDB not ADP, but it might be useful to have both answers handy.) TIA, Arthur