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Asked: May 10, 20262026-05-10T20:57:34+00:00 2026-05-10T20:57:34+00:00

This SQL query was generated by Microsoft Access 2003, and works fine when run,

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This SQL query was generated by Microsoft Access 2003, and works fine when run, but fails when trying to run from a Macro. Is there any obvious error within the query, or any reason it would not work?

SELECT tblAuction.article_no, tblAuction.article_name, tblAuction.subtitle, tblAuction.current_bid, tblAuction.start_price, tblAuction.bid_count, tblAuction.quant_total, tblAuction.quant_sold, tblAuction.start, tblAuction.ends, tblAuction.origin_end, tblUser.user_name, tblAuction.best_bidder_id, tblAuction.finished, tblAuction.watch, tblAuction.buyitnow_price, tblAuction.pic_url, tblAuction.private_auction, tblAuction.auction_type, tblAuction.insert_date, tblAuction.update_date, tblAuction.cat_1_id, tblAuction.cat_2_id, tblAuction.article_desc, tblAuction.countrycode, tblAuction.location, tblAuction.condition, tblAuction.revised, tblAuction.paypal_accept, tblAuction.pre_terminated, tblAuction.shipping_to, tblAuction.fee_insertion, tblAuction.fee_final, tblAuction.fee_listing, tblAuction.pic_xxl, tblAuction.pic_diashow, tblAuction.pic_count, tblAuction.item_site_id FROM tblUser INNER JOIN tblAuction ON tblUser.id = tblAuction.seller_id; 
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  1. 2026-05-10T20:57:34+00:00Added an answer on May 10, 2026 at 8:57 pm

    Did you mean from a Access Macro or from VBScript or from VBA? If you have a macro that is invoking an action then my recommendation would be to convert it to a VBA statement. I assume when you say it works fine when run you mean run as an Access query. You don’t specify whether the database is local or is a remote one (i.e. SQL Server). Assuming it is local then running that SQL statement from VBA must work.

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