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Help-Query must have at least 1 destination field
Hello,
I have a table with 181 fields and I have the following select query:
"Select * from Table1 where [Field1]=[Please enter 1: ] and [Field2]=[Please enter 2];"
This query works fine for sometime and then it gives the following error message:
"Error # 3066 and Error description: Query must have at least one
destination field."
The sql code in query is replaced by "Select *"
Kindly reply and help me to get a solution to this problem.
Thanks,
Suraj.
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September 13th, 2005, 01:57 AM
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Have you compacted the database with the tables?
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Yes, I did compact the database with the table. Still the query runs for some time then it loses its sql code and I get the error # 3066.
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Surajguru,
How big are your tables?
How many columns are there on your table?
Are you running the query from a button or directly?
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Surajguru,
Sorry about that. I see that you are retrieving 181 columns. I don't know for sure, but you may be running out of memory. 181 columns on a single table is huge! Can you retrieve lesser amounts of data? I.E. - retrieve 60 columns at a time, then join the results together?
Don't know if this might help.
Kevin
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