MS Access is unable to parse Oracle SQL

I wish to execute an outer join query in Reports 3.0 using MS
Access at back end. Since MS Access has a different syntax of
outer query than Oracle Sql, it is unable to parse it.
What could be the alternative or probable solution to it.
null

Hi,
Unless, you are writing dynamic queries, you might want to
define your outerj SQL in MS Access and then issue a simple
SELECT in Reports against the outerj MS Access query (to MS
Access this query is just another pseudo table).
TP.
Bramanathan K (guest) wrote:
: Rajeev Grover (guest) wrote:
: : I wish to execute an outer join query in Reports 3.0 using
MS
: : Access at back end. Since MS Access has a different syntax
of
: : outer query than Oracle Sql, it is unable to parse it.
: : What could be the alternative or probable solution to it.
: Instead of outer join why don't you try with Union, I think
Union
: will go with both
null

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