Query pulls different results when in VB(ADO)/Access

[Paladyr]

I know there are differences between standard query language and Access SQL, but the query I wrote basically is just like:

SELECT tbl1.field1, tbl2.field2, tbl3.field3 FROM tbl1, tbl2, tbl3
WHERE tbl1.ID = tbl2.ID AND tbl1.ID = tbl3.ID

In Access, it pulls the correct records, in the ADO code, it returns inaccurate/duplicate records. Do I just need to add tbl2.ID = tbl3.ID??? The query is a lot bigger then that but it is basically the same. I have also done it using INNER JOIN's and the same results occur; in Access it is correct, in ADO code, it is not. Thanks!

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[Nephalim]

You probably need a JOIN or GROUP BY/SORT BY statement. One of these should do whatever it is that you want to do.

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[Paladyr]

Did you read my post??? I'm not trying to accomplish anything... I'm looking for an explanation of why the same exact query pulls different results when used in an ADO recordset and inside Access. Not to be rude but it doesn't sound like you read what I was asking.

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