I have built a MySQL database to store bill payments. Everyone in my office has MS Access, so I am building a front-end database reporting tool using MS Access and linking to the MySQL tables on backend.
I have created some Access queries that reference the MySQL tables, done some manipulation, and now want to merge three queries (with the same table structure) back into one that I can build my report on.
Through my research (article1, article2, and others) , I have found that a Union query is what I need. I can union 2 tables just fine but when I try to union the 3rd, the query fails to execute. I have tested the Union query on each combination individually, (1-2, 1-3, 2-3) and any pair works. I am trying to understand what I might be doing wrong in order to incorporate the 3rd query into a single Union. Can you offer any suggestions?
Table 1 = A
Table 2 = B
Table 3 = C
SELECT A.Year, A.BillingQuarter, A.Name, A.ObjectCode, A.Amount
FROM A
UNION ALL SELECT B.Year, B.BillingQuarter, B.Name, B.ObjectCode, B.Amount
FROM B
UNION ALL SELECT C.Year, C.BillingQuarter, C.Name, C.ObjectCode, C.Amount
FROM C
;
* UPDATE *
After exporting each query to standalone tables, I was able to run a 3-table UNION ALL query and merge them together. So the problem clearly lies in my attempt to UNION 3 queries, not in 3 tables. Thoughts?
Thanks!
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