Microsoft Access Criteria Query Returns Zero Data

Hi Spiceworks Community!I have a brain-wrecking issue with a query in Access. Would definitely appreciate of any help or input.Situation:
The company I am working for operates heavily on Access Databases. Most of the databases use ODBC connection to pull tables from the database servers for users to print reports and update the tables. The company recently just have a big system migration where we moved all the data to a different database server. Some important tables also got rewritten. However, the old tables are still being kept as Views.Problem:
I'm trying to fix a SELECT query where it pulls up information from two different databases. One called iERP (4 tables from here) and the other one is Qd (1 table from here). Now, the query is fixed and run just fine from Microsoft SQL Server 2014. Even if I run it in Microsoft Access, it...
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Hello Nehal -
Try adding a UNION ALL to your parameter dataset query like
UNION ALL SELECT NULL AS EmployeeID , ..
Just check accordingly. I ll revert again based on this , got a priority now.
Happy to help! Thanks. Regards and good Wishes, Deepak. http://deepaksqlmsbusinessintelligence.blogspot.com/

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