K
Kanga
Hi,
I have created a database made up of just a few tables.
I then created SELECT queries based on another SELECT query which refers to
a third one.
So it looks like this
Query A: SELECT... FROM ....
Query B: SELECT... FROM Query A
Query C: SELECT... FROM Query B
Query D: SELECT... FROM Query C
The last query generates the data and a couple of seconds later I get an
error which says "Overflow".
I assume this is due to the fact that the SELECT query I'm running is made
of multiple subqueries. Is their such limitation?
Thanks in advance,
I have created a database made up of just a few tables.
I then created SELECT queries based on another SELECT query which refers to
a third one.
So it looks like this
Query A: SELECT... FROM ....
Query B: SELECT... FROM Query A
Query C: SELECT... FROM Query B
Query D: SELECT... FROM Query C
The last query generates the data and a couple of seconds later I get an
error which says "Overflow".
I assume this is due to the fact that the SELECT query I'm running is made
of multiple subqueries. Is their such limitation?
Thanks in advance,