Whoops.
It seems to work after all. Had some syntax problems though.
Last SQL statement should be:
WHERE (Filtertabel01.Source IS NULL)
Checking only one column is sufficient. The load on the SQL Server is dramaticaly lower.
Thank you for your quick response. I tried it immediately but found that this wizard allows for one corresponding column only. I modified my query accordingly to include the other 2 columns but this query returns no records.
I made this SQL:
SELECT [NT-Events].*
FROM [NT-Events] LEFT OUTER JOIN...
I have a large table with event information from many NT servers gathered on a daily bases. I created a reference table with 3 columns where I put events that I DO NOT wish to see in the query result. I use an inner join and request the results NOT IN the inner join. Apparently this is a very...
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