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Hey all, I'm using Access in conjunction with C# and ASP.net 2.0. I can't get the following query to work in Access, and I have no idea why it's throwing a syntax error. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
SELECT a.name, a.origDate, b.firstName, b.lastName, c.priority FROM afmMain AS a INNER JOIN afmUsers AS b ON a.origID = b.id INNER JOIN afmPriorities AS c ON a.priorityID = c.id WHERE a.archived = no ORDER BY a.priorityID ASC, b.lastName ASC, b.firstNameASC;
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