I'm using Crystal Report 7.0, I have the following SQL expression
SELECT Invoice.`RG_Price`, Invoice.`RG_Item`
FROM ItemMaster INNER JOIN Invoice ON ItemMaster.`IM_Description` = Invoice.`RG_Item`
WHERE ItemMaster.`IM_ClassK1` IN ( "Wine (1)", "Wine (2)", "Wine (3)", "Wine (4)", "Alcohol Drinks");
However I'm getting a syntax error. I tried adding {} to the fields however it didn't make a difference. I also read in a google search that CR at times adds the SQL keywords like "SELECT", so I removed the keywords sequencially. But, no success.
If anyone can help me on this issue I would appreciate it.
Thank you,
Vinny PI read that adding the code into a formula may help. However, I did so and still got syntax errors. I also seuqentially remove the keywords as another alternative.
If anyone can help I would appreciate it :)
Thank you,
Vinny P|||Waht is the error you are getting?|||Would you loke to post the error message?
I use crystal report 10,I nver use Crystal Report 7.0,maybe it's so old
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
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