I'm trying to update this script for use on the stamps.com servers.
The ssx_customers.name value comes from another table.
SELECT
contacts_cstm.num9c as OrderId,
contacts_cstm.order_compleate_c as OrderDate,
contacts_cstm.num9c as RecipientFirstName,
contacts_cstm.ship_address_c as RecipientLastName,
contacts_cstm.bisname_c as RecipientCompany,
contacts_cstm.ship_address_city_c as RecipientAddress1,
ssx_customers.name as RecipientAddress2,
FROM contacts_cstm
LEFT OUTER JOIN ssx_customers
ON contacts_cstm.ssx_customers_id_c = ssx_customers.id
WHERE contacts_cstm.order_compleate_c BETWEEN #09/09/2018# AND #09/12/2018#
How can I accomplish this task?
As mentioned in the comments, there should be no comma on the last select:
SELECT
contacts_cstm.num9c as OrderId,
contacts_cstm.order_compleate_c as OrderDate,
contacts_cstm.num9c as RecipientFirstName,
contacts_cstm.ship_address_c as RecipientLastName,
contacts_cstm.bisname_c as RecipientCompany,
contacts_cstm.ship_address_city_c as RecipientAddress1,
ssx_customers.name as RecipientAddress2 -- ',' was here
FROM contacts_cstm
LEFT OUTER JOIN ssx_customers
ON contacts_cstm.ssx_customers_id_c = ssx_customers.id
WHERE contacts_cstm.order_compleate_c BETWEEN #09/09/2018# AND #09/12/2018#