Re: syntax issue -- MIDRANGE-L

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The default for SQL is to use the Authorization Identifier as the qualifier for unqualified TABLE-references in a statement.

Resolve the issue in one of the following ways:

- change the connection properties to use *SYS naming vs *SQL naming, for which unqualified table-references use *LIBL; then of course, the TABLE names expected to be found must be in the Library List of the server job... which is yet more connection properties

- SET CURRENT SCHEMA to the library name where the file(s) reside

- explicitly qualify the TABLE name with its schema [library] name

Regards, Chuck

On 24 May 2013 15:14, Crystal Reports wrote:

I did run finally the SQL query but had some errors why is it using
my name as the library

Connected to relational database S9090abc on 1nn.1nn.n.n as
crystalcleardecisions - 644367/Quser/Qzdasoinit

SELECT <<SNIP>>
FROM OEORH41 INNER JOIN REFER1 <<SNIP>>

SQL State: 42704
Vendor Code: -204
Message: [SQL0204] OEORH41 in crystalcleardecisions type *FILE not
found. <<SNIP>>

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