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Joining two tables to create multiple records 1

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mightyatom13

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I am trying to join two tables into a third table to create every possible combination of the two and am not sure how to do this. Here is a simplified version of what I need to do. Take a table whose only data is three first names and join it with a table whose only data is three last names to create a table with all nine combinations of first and last names. Any pointers would be appreciated.

Jeff
 
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Try creating a SELECT statement without any JOINS or WHERE clauses. You are basically "multiplying" the tables.

[tt]
SELECT A.Name1, A.Name2, A.Name3, B.Name1, B.Name2, B.Name3
FROM FirstTable as A, SecondTable as B
[/tt]
 
Thank you so much. That worked perfectly! I have spent so much time on this problem. You have made me look great in front of my boss. Have a star!

Jeff
 
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