|  | Posted by Hugo Kornelis on 12/22/05 23:14 
On 21 Dec 2005 16:58:18 -0800, Ryan wrote:
 >I have tried what you suggested but it seems to snag with Syntax
 >errors.  SQL accepts my Select .... AS A, B, C if I use it with the
 >Select * construct but it does not accept the CROSS JOIN STATEMENT
 
 Hi Ryan,
 
 You didn't use the correct syntax. Check my previous replly and compare
 it carefully with your query.
 
 >
 >Select * FROM
 >(
 >SELECT     count(Amount) as count1, sum(Amount) as sum1
 >FROM         mytable1
 >WHERE     x="1" and y="2"....
 >)
 >AS A
 >
 >CROSS JOIN
 >
 Remove the line below!
 >Select * FROM
 >(
 >SELECT     count(Amount) as count1, sum(Amount) as sum1
 >FROM         mytable1
 >WHERE     x="1" and y="2" and some other stuff....
 >)
 >AS B
 >
 >Any ideas?  I am not sure why the CROSS JOIN won't work actually.  It
 >error out as soon as it hits the SELECT statement that follows CROSS
 >JOIN...
 
 
 Best, Hugo
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