Access says my query is too complex.

Question

How can I make this where Access can process this?
NOTE: Names are obscured, but the query is still the same.
SELECT *
FROM
SELECT T1.A, T1.B, T1.C, T1.D, T1.E, T1.F, T1.G, SQ1.A, SQ1.B SQ1.C SQ1.D
FROM
SELECT Alpha AS A, Bravo AS B, Charle AS C, Delta AS D, Echo AS E, Foxtrot AS F, Golf AS G
FROM Table1
) As T1
LEFT JOIN
SELECT A.Alpha AS A, A.Bravo AS B, A.Charle AS C, A.Delta AS D, B.Echo AS E
FROM Table2 A
INNER JOIN Table3 B
ON A.Foxtrot = B.Foxtrot
WHERE B.Golf = "MyString" AND (
A.Echo = "1" OR
A.Echo = "1" OR
A.Echo = "1" OR
A.Echo = "1" OR
A.Echo is null
) AS SQ1
ON T1.B = SQ1.B
) AS SQ2
LEFT JOIN
Table4 AS T4
ON T4.A = SQ2.A
COMPLETE was up there. Simple one down here.
SELECT*
FROM
( SELECT * FROM
(SELECT * FROM TABLE1) AS T1
LEFT JOIN
(SELECT *
FROM TABLE2
INNER JOIN TABLE3
ON TABLE2.A = TABLE3.A
WHERE TABLE3.B = "STRING" AND
(...list of ORs...)) AS SQ1
ON T1.A = SQ1.A
) AS SQL2
LEFT JOIN
TABLE4 ON SQL2.A = TABLE4.A
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Answer 1

Hi,
Try leaving this part out "(SELECT * FROM TABLE1) AS T1" and use the direct select from table 1 like this:
FROM
( SELECT * FROM table1 AS T1
The double reference to table 1 might cause some issues.
Maurice
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