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Help with a TOP query

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jasonphillipstx

Technical User
Dec 10, 2001
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I have 2 tables

FAMILIES
FamilyID, Mom, Dad

CHILDREN
FamilyID, FirstName, Birthday

I have a query on the children table that selects children under age 11
qry_Kids_Under_11 returns the following columns
FamilyID, FirstName, Birthday

I want to list the families that have kids under age 11 so I can send them a postcard, but many have several kids under 11 and I do not want to send multiple cards to each family.

I hve tried several methods but get incorrect results. thanks in advance.
 
Have a look at the DISTINCT predicate:
SELECT DISTINCT F.FamilyID, F.Mom, F.Dad
FROM FAMILIES AS F INNER JOIN qry_Kids_Under_11 AS K ON F.FamilyID = K.FamilyID

Another way is an aggregate query.

Hope This Helps, PH.
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