Question

SELECT 
    [Stock Conversion Items].SCID, 
    [Stock Conversion Items].[Result PC], 
    [Stock Conversion Items].[Quantity], 
    [Stock Conversion].[Date], 
    [products/stock].[Description] 
FROM 
    [Stock Conversion Items] 
INNER JOIN [Stock Conversion] 
    ON [Stock Conversion Items].SCID = [Stock Conversion].SCID 
INNER JOIN [products/stock] 
    ON [Stock Conversion Items].[Result PC] = [products/stock].[Product Code] 
ORDER BY [Stock Conversion Items].SCID;

This code is pretty self explanatory, basically I get a syntax operator error that I can’t solve at all.

Answer 1

Reformated the query a bit, and got it looking like this:

SELECT sci.SCID, sci.[Result PC], sci.Quantity, sci.Date, s.Description
FROM [Stock Conversion Items] sci
INNER JOIN [Stock Conversion] sc 
   ON sci.SCID = sc.SCID 
INNER JOIN [products/stock] s 
   ON sci.[Result PC] = s.[Product Code] 
ORDER BY sci.SCID;

The only thing that can fail in that statement are the on clauses. Are you sure that both SCID columns are of the same type, as well as the [Result PC] and [Product Code] columns?