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Outer Join with More than 2 Tables "Operator Missing"
As far as I know, you can't use HAVING to create a join condition. I'll give it a try, but the HAVING will probably be performed after the join and without a WHERE or ON clause, you get a cartesian join. So you will end up with every row of every table joined with every row of every other table...- WillAtlGuy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Outer Join with More than 2 Tables "Operator Missing"
I am trying to perform a summary query that joins 4 tables. Ordinarily I don't work with Access. With DB2, I would write something like this: SELECT customer.customerNo, customer.name, Sum(customerContact.ordersPlaced) AS Orders, Sum(productSales.qtySold) AS Sales...- WillAtlGuy
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