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andypgill
Starting Member
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 Posted - 2012-11-23 : 05:05:40
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| HiI have a query that joins two tables with a full join therefore it should select all data from both tables.This works fine if I don't use any criteria.However I want to be able to select a month from each table (the month may be different) for example month 7 in tableA and month 5 in tableBIf I use where tableA = 7 and tableB = 5This now only works if there is matching data (based on a common field) in both tables.I want to be able to select all the month 7 data from table A and all the month 5 data from table B and add them together in a query.Thanks for your help |
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bandi
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2012-11-23 : 06:35:50
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| Try with OR operator,where tableA = 7 OR tableB = 5--Chandu |
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Combining Two Queries