Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression

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Sir i have following From in Query

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Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression  'Laptopdeatils on Laptopdeatils.Jobid=JobDetails.Jobid Inner Join CustomerMaster  ON JobDetails.Jobid=CustomerMaster.Jobid  INNER JOIN  Partmaster on Partmaster.Jobid=CustomerMaster.Jobid'

you Can see my query bellow

SQL

Select  JobDetails.Jobid
       ,JobDetails.JobDate
       ,JobDetails.Collid
       ,JobDetails.warrentytype
       ,JobDetails.ProductFrom
       ,JobDetails.Problem
       ,JobDetails.PhysicalConditon
       ,JobDetails.Enginnerfeddback
       ,Laptopdeatils.Model
       ,Laptopdeatils.LSrno
       ,CustomerMaster.CName
       ,CustomerMaster.Contactperson
       ,CustomerMaster.Address
       ,CustomerMaster.Email
       ,CustomerMaster.Phoneno
       ,JobDetails.Jobid
       ,JobDetails.JobDate
       ,JobDetails.Collid
       ,JobDetails.warrentytype
       ,JobDetails.ProductFrom
       ,JobDetails.Problem
       ,JobDetails.PhysicalConditon
       ,JobDetails.Enginnerfeddback 
FROM JobDetails 
INNER JOIN Laptopdeatils ON Laptopdeatils.Jobid=JobDetails.Jobid 
INNER JOIN CustomerMaster ON JobDetails.Jobid=CustomerMaster.Jobid  
INNER JOIN Partmaster ON Partmaster.Jobid=CustomerMaster.Jobid 

WHERE JobDettails.Jobid=1;

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Posted 23-Mar-12 20:16pm

mub123

Updated 24-Mar-12 0:52am

Oshtri Deka

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Oshtri Deka 24-Mar-12 6:52am

Edit: query readability.

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Saral S Stalin · Answer 1 · 2012-03-25T18:21:00

Solution 2

There is an additional 't' in the JobDettails

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WHERE JobDettails.Jobid=1;

Dont worry, everybody makes such mistakes

Posted 25-Mar-12 18:21pm

Saral S Stalin

Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 2 · 2012-03-24T02:20:00

Solution 1

Guess is 'Jobid' field is the root cause for this issue. Because, if the field is defined as text you must use the 's even if the value is a number.

What is the data definition for Jobid column in all tables (JobDetails, Laptopdetils, CusomterMaster, Partmaster)

Posted 24-Mar-12 2:20am

Ganesan Senthilvel