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I am asked to do the following:



Create a new table, named sec0902_employees, that adds two new columns to the l_employees table.



Create the new columns by using the following row functions:



Column Name: full_name



Access: first_name & ' ' & last_name



Column Name: new_credit_limit



Access: credit_limit + 10.00



Here is my code:



select l_employees.*, 
first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name,
credit_limit as new_credit_limit + 10.00
into sec0902_employees
from l_employees;


This is the error:



Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression ‘first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name’



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Here is a screen shot of the original l_employees table:



enter image description here



Thank you for any assistance you can provide :-)










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  • Your are missing a comma. This is simply a typographical error.
    – Gordon Linoff
    Nov 22 at 15:18










  • is a valid quote in access ? Try using a normal quote, '
    – Cid
    Nov 22 at 15:20















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I am asked to do the following:



Create a new table, named sec0902_employees, that adds two new columns to the l_employees table.



Create the new columns by using the following row functions:



Column Name: full_name



Access: first_name & ' ' & last_name



Column Name: new_credit_limit



Access: credit_limit + 10.00



Here is my code:



select l_employees.*, 
first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name,
credit_limit as new_credit_limit + 10.00
into sec0902_employees
from l_employees;


This is the error:



Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression ‘first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name’



enter image description here



Here is a screen shot of the original l_employees table:



enter image description here



Thank you for any assistance you can provide :-)










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  • Your are missing a comma. This is simply a typographical error.
    – Gordon Linoff
    Nov 22 at 15:18










  • is a valid quote in access ? Try using a normal quote, '
    – Cid
    Nov 22 at 15:20













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up vote
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I am asked to do the following:



Create a new table, named sec0902_employees, that adds two new columns to the l_employees table.



Create the new columns by using the following row functions:



Column Name: full_name



Access: first_name & ' ' & last_name



Column Name: new_credit_limit



Access: credit_limit + 10.00



Here is my code:



select l_employees.*, 
first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name,
credit_limit as new_credit_limit + 10.00
into sec0902_employees
from l_employees;


This is the error:



Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression ‘first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name’



enter image description here



Here is a screen shot of the original l_employees table:



enter image description here



Thank you for any assistance you can provide :-)










share|improve this question















I am asked to do the following:



Create a new table, named sec0902_employees, that adds two new columns to the l_employees table.



Create the new columns by using the following row functions:



Column Name: full_name



Access: first_name & ' ' & last_name



Column Name: new_credit_limit



Access: credit_limit + 10.00



Here is my code:



select l_employees.*, 
first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name,
credit_limit as new_credit_limit + 10.00
into sec0902_employees
from l_employees;


This is the error:



Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression ‘first_name & ‘ ‘ & last_name as full_name’



enter image description here



Here is a screen shot of the original l_employees table:



enter image description here



Thank you for any assistance you can provide :-)







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  • Your are missing a comma. This is simply a typographical error.
    – Gordon Linoff
    Nov 22 at 15:18










  • is a valid quote in access ? Try using a normal quote, '
    – Cid
    Nov 22 at 15:20


















  • Your are missing a comma. This is simply a typographical error.
    – Gordon Linoff
    Nov 22 at 15:18










  • is a valid quote in access ? Try using a normal quote, '
    – Cid
    Nov 22 at 15:20
















Your are missing a comma. This is simply a typographical error.
– Gordon Linoff
Nov 22 at 15:18




Your are missing a comma. This is simply a typographical error.
– Gordon Linoff
Nov 22 at 15:18












is a valid quote in access ? Try using a normal quote, '
– Cid
Nov 22 at 15:20




is a valid quote in access ? Try using a normal quote, '
– Cid
Nov 22 at 15:20












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Did you mean:



(credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit


the alias of the new column is new_credit_limit

and it consists of the value of credit_limit + 10.00 isn't it?






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    Thanks!! :-) This is the code that worked:



    select l_employees.*,
    first_name & ' ' & last_name as full_name,
    (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit
    into sec0902_employees
    from l_employees;



    enter image description here






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      Did you mean:



      (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit


      the alias of the new column is new_credit_limit

      and it consists of the value of credit_limit + 10.00 isn't it?






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        Did you mean:



        (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit


        the alias of the new column is new_credit_limit

        and it consists of the value of credit_limit + 10.00 isn't it?






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          (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit


          the alias of the new column is new_credit_limit

          and it consists of the value of credit_limit + 10.00 isn't it?






          share|improve this answer












          Did you mean:



          (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit


          the alias of the new column is new_credit_limit

          and it consists of the value of credit_limit + 10.00 isn't it?







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              Thanks!! :-) This is the code that worked:



              select l_employees.*,
              first_name & ' ' & last_name as full_name,
              (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit
              into sec0902_employees
              from l_employees;



              enter image description here






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                Thanks!! :-) This is the code that worked:



                select l_employees.*,
                first_name & ' ' & last_name as full_name,
                (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit
                into sec0902_employees
                from l_employees;



                enter image description here






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                  Thanks!! :-) This is the code that worked:



                  select l_employees.*,
                  first_name & ' ' & last_name as full_name,
                  (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit
                  into sec0902_employees
                  from l_employees;



                  enter image description here






                  share|improve this answer












                  Thanks!! :-) This is the code that worked:



                  select l_employees.*,
                  first_name & ' ' & last_name as full_name,
                  (credit_limit + 10.00) as new_credit_limit
                  into sec0902_employees
                  from l_employees;



                  enter image description here







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