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I would like to do a SQL request in VBA that avoids some values.





  1. First I do a request that give me the values I do not want:



    I put those values in a table a for example: a = (1, 25, 3)



  2. Then I would like to do a request like:



    rst.Source = "SELECT TableNumerosClients.NOM_CLIENT ," & _
"FROM table.Clients WHERE NOT table.id in a ;"


My problem here is a, I do not know how to make the query understand that a = (1, 25, 3)



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  • What does the SQL for the first request look like?

    – Tim Williams
    Nov 27 '18 at 22:38
















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I would like to do a SQL request in VBA that avoids some values.





  1. First I do a request that give me the values I do not want:



    I put those values in a table a for example: a = (1, 25, 3)



  2. Then I would like to do a request like:



    rst.Source = "SELECT TableNumerosClients.NOM_CLIENT ," & _
"FROM table.Clients WHERE NOT table.id in a ;"


My problem here is a, I do not know how to make the query understand that a = (1, 25, 3)



Thanks










share|improve this question

























  • What does the SQL for the first request look like?

    – Tim Williams
    Nov 27 '18 at 22:38














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I would like to do a SQL request in VBA that avoids some values.





  1. First I do a request that give me the values I do not want:



    I put those values in a table a for example: a = (1, 25, 3)



  2. Then I would like to do a request like:



    rst.Source = "SELECT TableNumerosClients.NOM_CLIENT ," & _
"FROM table.Clients WHERE NOT table.id in a ;"


My problem here is a, I do not know how to make the query understand that a = (1, 25, 3)



Thanks










share|improve this question
















I would like to do a SQL request in VBA that avoids some values.





  1. First I do a request that give me the values I do not want:



    I put those values in a table a for example: a = (1, 25, 3)



  2. Then I would like to do a request like:



    rst.Source = "SELECT TableNumerosClients.NOM_CLIENT ," & _
"FROM table.Clients WHERE NOT table.id in a ;"


My problem here is a, I do not know how to make the query understand that a = (1, 25, 3)



Thanks







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  • What does the SQL for the first request look like?

    – Tim Williams
    Nov 27 '18 at 22:38



















  • What does the SQL for the first request look like?

    – Tim Williams
    Nov 27 '18 at 22:38

















What does the SQL for the first request look like?

– Tim Williams
Nov 27 '18 at 22:38





What does the SQL for the first request look like?

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Nov 27 '18 at 22:38












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Assuming that your example object a is genuinely a table and not an array of values, there are a couple of ways to accomplish this:



Using a subquery in the WHERE clause:



select c.nom_client
from clients c
where c.id not in (select a.id from a)


Using a LEFT JOIN:



select c.nom_client
from clients c left join a on c.id = a.id
where a.id is null





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    Assuming that your example object a is genuinely a table and not an array of values, there are a couple of ways to accomplish this:



    Using a subquery in the WHERE clause:



    select c.nom_client
    from clients c
    where c.id not in (select a.id from a)


    Using a LEFT JOIN:



    select c.nom_client
    from clients c left join a on c.id = a.id
    where a.id is null





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      Assuming that your example object a is genuinely a table and not an array of values, there are a couple of ways to accomplish this:



      Using a subquery in the WHERE clause:



      select c.nom_client
      from clients c
      where c.id not in (select a.id from a)


      Using a LEFT JOIN:



      select c.nom_client
      from clients c left join a on c.id = a.id
      where a.id is null





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        Assuming that your example object a is genuinely a table and not an array of values, there are a couple of ways to accomplish this:



        Using a subquery in the WHERE clause:



        select c.nom_client
        from clients c
        where c.id not in (select a.id from a)


        Using a LEFT JOIN:



        select c.nom_client
        from clients c left join a on c.id = a.id
        where a.id is null





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        Assuming that your example object a is genuinely a table and not an array of values, there are a couple of ways to accomplish this:



        Using a subquery in the WHERE clause:



        select c.nom_client
        from clients c
        where c.id not in (select a.id from a)


        Using a LEFT JOIN:



        select c.nom_client
        from clients c left join a on c.id = a.id
        where a.id is null






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