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sql - Attempting CREATE VIEW in Access gives "Syntax error in CREATE TABLE statement"

I typed this code to create a view in a pre created database:

CREATE VIEW NHTrips AS
SELECT TripID, TripName, StartLocation, State, Distance, MaxGrpSize, Type, Season
FROM Trip
WHERE State = 'NH' 
;

When I try to run Access(2007) responds with a an error message: "Syntax error in CREATE TABLE statement."

Why?

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Access supports CREATE VIEW when you execute it from ADO/OleDb. This code snippet works because CurrentProject.Connection is an ADO object ...

Dim strSql As String
strSql = "CREATE VIEW NHTrips AS" & vbCrLf & _
    "SELECT TripID, TripName, StartLocation, State, Distance, MaxGrpSize, Type, Season" & vbCrLf & _
    "FROM Trip" & vbCrLf & _
    "WHERE State = 'NH';"
CurrentProject.Connection.Execute strSql

However attempting to execute the same statement from DAO triggers error #3290 "Syntax error in CREATE TABLE statement." ...

CurrentDb.Execute strSql ' CurrentDb refers to a DAO Database object

That means you will get the same error if you attempt to execute that statement from the query designer because it uses DAO.

If you can use something other than CREATE VIEW, consider using the CreateQueryDef method to create your query with the SQL SELECT statement ...

strSql = "SELECT TripID, TripName, StartLocation, State, Distance, MaxGrpSize, Type, Season" & vbCrLf & _
    "FROM Trip" & vbCrLf & _
    "WHERE State = 'NH';"
CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef "NHTrips", strSql

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