Time Query

[jstampacchia via AccessMonster.com]

How would I exclude the Mar 21 AM entries from my multi date query? Becasue
it's multi date I cannot get the Time <#04:00# to work (filters all entries).
Help??

Thanks, Julius


Date Time Prod Order #
21-Mar-07 12:25:02 AM 143118 X
21-Mar-07 12:25:02 AM 143118 X
21-Mar-07 2:34:20 AM 143119 X
21-Mar-07 3:48:25 AM 143120 X
21-Mar-07 3:48:25 AM 143120 X
21-Mar-07 3:48:25 AM 143120 X
21-Mar-07 4:33:15 PM 143220
21-Mar-07 4:33:15 PM 143220
21-Mar-07 4:33:15 PM 143220
21-Mar-07 4:47:40 PM 143220
21-Mar-07 4:47:40 PM 143220
21-Mar-07 4:47:40 PM 143220
21-Mar-07 7:15:13 PM 143207
21-Mar-07 7:15:13 PM 143207
21-Mar-07 9:39:09 PM 143221
21-Mar-07 9:39:09 PM 143221
21-Mar-07 10:01:20 PM 143222
21-Mar-07 11:36:30 PM 143223
21-Mar-07 11:36:30 PM 143223
22-Mar-07 2:38:07 AM 143213
22-Mar-07 2:38:07 AM 143213
22-Mar-07 3:19:07 AM 143226
22-Mar-07 3:19:07 AM 143226
22-Mar-07 3:45:00 AM 143227
22-Mar-07 3:45:00 AM 143227

 

[scubadiver]

I assume each line is a record? (sorry if that's daft question).

Try the following in the query

hour: (Format([time],"hh"))

criteria: <13

 

[jstampacchia via AccessMonster.com]

My "Time" column is combination of two tables.

I get an error because I did not define which table.

How do you reference both?

I assume each line is a record? (sorry if that's daft question).

Try the following in the query

hour: (Format([time],"hh"))

criteria: <13

How would I exclude the Mar 21 AM entries from my multi date query? Becasue
it's multi date I cannot get the Time <#04:00# to work (filters all entries).

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22-Mar-07 3:45:00 AM 143227
22-Mar-07 3:45:00 AM 143227

 

[John W. Vinson]

How would I exclude the Mar 21 AM entries from my multi date query? Becasue
it's multi date I cannot get the Time <#04:00# to work (filters all entries).
Help??

SELECT * FROM yourtable
WHERE [Date] <> #3/21#
OR [Time] >= #04:00# (or #12:00# if you really mean to exclude AM entries)

Note that Date and Time are both reserved words and should NOT be used as
fieldnames.

John W. Vinson [MVP]

 

[jstampacchia via AccessMonster.com]

Unfortunately I am using linked tables to another software package. I cannot
change the column desciriptions for Date and Time.

I tried the following but get a syntax error. ?

SELECT * FROM [Length ---- LHomme] AND [Scrap ---- LHomme] WHERE [Date] <>
#3/21# OR [Time] >= #04:00#

How would I exclude the Mar 21 AM entries from my multi date query? Becasue
it's multi date I cannot get the Time <#04:00# to work (filters all entries).
Help??

SELECT * FROM yourtable
WHERE [Date] <> #3/21#
OR [Time] >= #04:00# (or #12:00# if you really mean to exclude AM entries)

Note that Date and Time are both reserved words and should NOT be used as
fieldnames.

John W. Vinson [MVP]

 

[John W. Vinson]

Unfortunately I am using linked tables to another software package. I cannot
change the column desciriptions for Date and Time.

I tried the following but get a syntax error. ?

SELECT * FROM [Length ---- LHomme] AND [Scrap ---- LHomme] WHERE [Date] <>
#3/21# OR [Time] >= #04:00#

You cannot use AND to join two tables: you would use a Join clause if records
in [Length ---- LHomme] are related (by some field you haven't posted) to
corresponding records in [Scrap ---- LHomme]; or a UNION query if you want to
look at all the records in Length and (as separate records) all the records in
Scrap. What in fact are these tables? Are they related, or do they just
contain independent records?

John W. Vinson [MVP]

 

[jstampacchia via AccessMonster.com]

John,

The tables are Quality Inspection records for two variables related by Work
Order #.
I wish to see all records from both tables between two dates and times.

I will try the "Union" suggestion.

Thanks,

Julius

Unfortunately I am using linked tables to another software package. I cannot
change the column desciriptions for Date and Time.

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SELECT * FROM [Length ---- LHomme] AND [Scrap ---- LHomme] WHERE [Date] <>
#3/21# OR [Time] >= #04:00#

You cannot use AND to join two tables: you would use a Join clause if records
in [Length ---- LHomme] are related (by some field you haven't posted) to
corresponding records in [Scrap ---- LHomme]; or a UNION query if you want to
look at all the records in Length and (as separate records) all the records in
Scrap. What in fact are these tables? Are they related, or do they just
contain independent records?

John W. Vinson [MVP]

 

[John W. Vinson]

John,

The tables are Quality Inspection records for two variables related by Work
Order #.
I wish to see all records from both tables between two dates and times.

I will try the "Union" suggestion.

That's the right way to go, then.

It's not at all clear to me what your date/time criterion should actually be.
It's often easier to have the date and time stored in the same field.

John W. Vinson [MVP]