The database my application uses has field names containing spaces. I believe this to be the cause of my problem. Here is a typical query:
SELECT * FROM 'OV2 BAS' AS bas
INNER JOIN 'OV2 RefID' AS ids ON 'bas.Ref ID' = 'ids.Ref ID'
WHERE ids.ENUM_H = 'TDischarge';
How do I deal with the spaces in the field names? Thanks.
Additional Information
This is to access a database made with MS Access 2007 (Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0).
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For example:
"OV2 BAS"
,bas."Ref ID" = ids."Ref ID"
, etc.I don't think you can use quotes around the actual table name; only the name you assign to it. I would wrap the table in brackets instead:
[OV2 BAS]
You also can't put quotes around your joining syntax either. Try this instead:
That depends on the database engine you're using.
For SQL Server, you have to put the field names in brackets:
[ ]
For Microsoft Access, wrap field names that contain spaces with back ticks e.g. SELECT `Eng Units` FROM Table
You don't specify which DBMS you're using, but I'm guessing SQL server, so
... enclose the field name in brackets. Using quotes as you are, turns the field name into a plain string, which will NOT be treated as a fieldname by SQL server.