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Version = v9.12.1
On a single page I have 4 tables of the same structure (Team,Task, Description, Target). On the parent page to that I'm trying to write a query that merges all of them and filters by Target fields.
This is the query I'm using.
SELECT * FROM T* WHERE "Target" = "Q4"
The issue is the result "The query returned no rows." when I know one of the subtables has that value.
Hi @Nick Frazier ,
The first thing that caught my eye is "Target" = "Q4".
If you refer to a column, you use 'Column_name'.
If you refer to a string, you use "Some_string".
Seems that you should change your query as:
SELECT * FROM T* WHERE 'Target' = "Q4"
D'oh. That fixed it! Thanks. I'm used to python where " and ' are interchangeable.
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