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July 21st, 2008, 02:05 PM
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Query Writing Question
I have a db with 3 tables.
tblTracker ID (AutoNumber) PK VetSSN (text) ConsultNumber (text) Location (text) tblVendor Name (text) PK Phone (number) tblAppointment ID (AutoNumber) PK Type (text) Status (text) ConsultNumber (text) My question is I would like to run a query that returns all consults that don't have appointments. I am not sure how to build the query for this though. I woul 
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July 21st, 2008, 02:12 PM
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Query Writing Question
Disregard I found a post that helped me.
"pfm721" wrote: I have a db with 3 tables. tblTracker ID (AutoNumber) PK VetSSN (text) ConsultNumber (text) Location (text) tblVendor Name (text) PK Phone (number) tblAppointment ID (AutoNumber) PK Type (text) Status (text) ConsultNumber (text) My question is I would like to run a query that returns all consults that don't have appointments. I am not sure how to build the query for this though. I woul
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