Access 97 verses SQL SERVER 2005

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I ran this simple code from both Access 97 and SQL SERVER 2005. In Access I received 12285 records and in SQL Server I received 17115 records. I s there anyone That knows what is wrong with this simple code??? Or do you have any ideas?

SELECT A.CUS_NUM_AR,A.INS_CO_AR,A.APPLY_TO_AR,AT.AttributeID,<br />
<br />
SUM(A.TOTALAMOUNT) AS 'Total Amount'<br />
FROM AR700.dbo.tblAROPEN A<br />
<br />
INNER JOIN LMSDATA.dbo.tblCustomerAttribute AT<br />
<br />
ON A.CUS_NUM_AR = AT.CustomerNumber<br />
<br />
WHERE A.INS_CO_AR IN ('0','000')<br />
<br />
AND AT.AttributeID = 3  <br />
AND A.TOTALAMOUNT >0 <br />
<br />
GROUP BY A.CUS_NUM_AR,A.INS_CO_AR,A.APPLY_TO_AR,AT.AttributeID<br />
<br />
ORDER BY A.CUS_NUM_AR

Posted 20-Jul-11 5:41am

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Updated 20-Jul-11 7:53am

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Espen Harlinn · Answer 1 · 2011-07-20T06:39:00

Try

SELECT 
   A.CUS_NUM_AR,
   A.INS_CO_AR,
   A.APPLY_TO_AR,
   AT.AttributeID,
   SUM(A.TOTALAMOUNT) AS 'Total Amount'
 FROM AR700.dbo.tblAROPEN A
 INNER JOIN LMSDATA.dbo.tblCustomerAttribute AT
   ON (A.CUS_NUM_AR = AT.CustomerNumber AND AT.AttributeID = 3)
 WHERE 
   A.INS_CO_AR IN ('0','000')
 AND 
   A.TOTALAMOUNT >0
 GROUP BY A.CUS_NUM_AR,A.INS_CO_AR,A.APPLY_TO_AR,AT.AttributeID
 ORDER BY A.CUS_NUM_AR

I just added parenthesis on the JOIN, not that I think it will help

I'm fairly certain I wouldn't trust Access 97 for anything ...
Bug: Records disappear when you sort them[^]

Best regards
Espen Harlinn