PRB: Query Designer Reports Syntax Error but Still SucceedsID: Q166883
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The Query Designer reports an error after valid SQL text is entered into the SQL text pane and executed.
When text entered into the SQL pane is executed, the Query Designer first
processes the text and then sends it to the database for execution. An
error dialog box may appear if either of these two steps is unsuccessful.
After you enter text into the SQL pane, the query designer first attempts
to understand the text and graphically map its elements into the Diagram
and Grid panes. When the statement cannot be understood, a notification
dialog box containing a brief description of the error appears. The Diagram
and Grid panes turn gray, indicating the failure. If the syntax is
recognized, the Diagram and Grid panes update to show the query
graphically.
In the second step, the text is sent to the database for processing. If the
database does not recognize the SQL syntax, it returns an error that is
displayed by the query designer. If the SQL syntax is recognized, the
result set or success/fair report is displayed.
To execute statements without the first verification step, simply use the right-click context menu to hide the Diagram and Grid panes. With these panes turned off, the first verification step is bypassed and the raw text is sent directly to the database for execution.
This behavior is by design.
CREATE TABLE test1 (field1 char (20))
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Additional query words:
Keywords : kbVisDBTools kbVisID kbGrpASP kbDtQDesigner
Version : WINDOWS:1.0
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb
Last Reviewed: April 2, 1999