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|    Tony Van to All    |
|    How do I get at this fieldname?    |
|    07 Oct 05 17:22:44    |
      From: ton-jud-ann@comcast.net              I have this SQL statement in my VB code...                      mySQL = "SELECT * FROM workord" & _        " INNER JOIN customer ON workord.cust_num =       customer.cust_num" & _        " WHERE workord.inv_num = '" & sInvNum & "'"               rs.Open mySQL, myConnection, adOpenDynamic,       adLockOptimistic, adCmdText              Basically doing an Inner Join on workord and customer via an       invoice number field common       to both.              Problem is,both workord and customer have a field named       "flag".       Is there any way to access one (or the other) with ADO?              Thanks for any help.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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