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I'm supposed to run this query in PGadmin:

SELECT     n2.cpr,      n2.adresseringsnavn,     n2."fødselsdato" AS foedselsdato,      n2.morcpr,     n1.mor_navn,     n2.farcpr,     n3.far_navn FROM      (SELECT * FROM data.cpr_aktivkom_geoview WHERE     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x' OR     cpr = 'x') n2 INNER JOIN     (SELECT cpr, adresseringsnavn AS mor_navn FROM data.cpr_aktivkom_geoview) n1 ON n2.morcpr = n1.cpr LEFT JOIN     (SELECT cpr, adresseringsnavn AS far_navn FROM data.cpr_aktivkom_geoview) n3 ON n2.farcpr = n3.cpr ORDER BY n2."fødselsdato" asc 
ERROR: syntax error at or near "." LINE 2: n2.cpr, ^ SQL state: 42601 Character: 14 

What is the problem with the dot after the n2's, n1's and n3's?

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  • Nothing obvious except for the duplicate WHERE clauses. Are you executing exactly this, or along with other queries? Commented Nov 17, 2023 at 11:55
  • What happens if you run just the inner query of the n2 alias (the query against data.cpr_aktivkom_geoview)? Agreed with Charlieface too, are you running exactly this query or did you change it and / or are running other queries with it?...it's odd that the inner query of n2 has the same OR clause repeated 11 times. Commented Nov 17, 2023 at 13:33
  • Check for invisible nonstandard characters in your copypaste, like unbreakable space etc. A good way to do this is to paste in a text editor. Commented Nov 18, 2023 at 23:00
  • Very likely, you are making a mistake using pgAdmin: make sure that only your statement is in the query window. My guess is that you have some text before the statement in the window. Commented Nov 20, 2023 at 7:12

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If I remember correctly, it’s because the SELECT is on its own line. Try this.

SELECT n2.cpr, n2.addresseringsnavn, . . . 

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