Hi all!
Can anyone tell me why this simple join query is returning 0 rows? All I am trying to do is create a new table holding the required response times held in one table for various support calls held in another. The statement is:
SELECT slaclienttable.*, [slatimes].[INITIAL_RESPONSE] INTO slaclienttable2
FROM slaclienttable INNER JOIN slatimes ON ([slaclienttable].[REGION_ID]=[slatimes].[REGION_ID]) AND ([slaclienttable].[CLIENT_REF]=[slatimes].[CLIENT_REF]) AND ([slaclienttable].[Current_Category]=[slatimes].[CATEGORY]);
It seems fairly straightforward even to a novice like me, but can anyone see the fundamental flaw in my logic?
I have also tried using a WHERE clause with the same effect...
Cheers.
Can anyone tell me why this simple join query is returning 0 rows? All I am trying to do is create a new table holding the required response times held in one table for various support calls held in another. The statement is:
SELECT slaclienttable.*, [slatimes].[INITIAL_RESPONSE] INTO slaclienttable2
FROM slaclienttable INNER JOIN slatimes ON ([slaclienttable].[REGION_ID]=[slatimes].[REGION_ID]) AND ([slaclienttable].[CLIENT_REF]=[slatimes].[CLIENT_REF]) AND ([slaclienttable].[Current_Category]=[slatimes].[CATEGORY]);
It seems fairly straightforward even to a novice like me, but can anyone see the fundamental flaw in my logic?
I have also tried using a WHERE clause with the same effect...
Cheers.