Thanks for your reply!
I print out the statement in white for debugging purposes.
I ran this query against the DB and it came back fine, but in the script it hangs:
SELECT bb_id, emp_user_name, bb_activity_code, bb_model, bb_pin, bb_ph
+one, bb_imei_esn_dec, bb_status, bb_region_code FROM blackberry ORDER
+ BY emp_user_name
This script returned no values in Access, but once i removed the emp_user_name LIKE '%%' part, it ran fine:
SELECT bb_id, emp_user_name, bb_activity_code, bb_model, bb_pin, bb_ph
+one, bb_imei_esn_dec, bb_status, bb_region_code FROM blackberry WHERE
+ emp_user_name LIKE '%%' AND bb_status='DEPLOYED' ORDER BY emp_user_n
+ame
I'm going to make a few modifications to see if i can fix it now that i have more to work with.
Thanks for the advice!
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