I have not seen this error before when trying to execute a query based on three tables:
The Left table is joined to the Right tables with a Join-Type of "Select all records from Left table and only those from Right tables that contain the joined field value." The beginning records in one of the query's Right tables DO NOT match the Left table and I knew this but did not think it would create an Error. If I add a Criteria to my query that says do not consider those records in the Right table, then the query executes fine and I get a large recordset.
Can anyone shed light on why the query cannot be executed without Criteria and just based on the join type I'm using?
Thanks.
Jeff
The Left table is joined to the Right tables with a Join-Type of "Select all records from Left table and only those from Right tables that contain the joined field value." The beginning records in one of the query's Right tables DO NOT match the Left table and I knew this but did not think it would create an Error. If I add a Criteria to my query that says do not consider those records in the Right table, then the query executes fine and I get a large recordset.
Can anyone shed light on why the query cannot be executed without Criteria and just based on the join type I'm using?
Thanks.
Jeff