Hi,
No. you can't delete based on a join.
Regards
Quentin
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Hmmm
Well I didn`t manage to get any of those examples to work. This is my select
statement..
"select Failed_Signups.EmailAddress.Email from Failed_Signups.EmailAddress
left join www_domain_net.Members on
Failed_Signups.EmailAddress.Email=www_domain_net.Members.EmailAddress where
www_domain_net.Members.EmailAddress is null";
That is matching the records, is it possible to just reverse engineer this
so
it deletes from Failed_Signups.EmailAddress when it makes a match ??
Thanks for all the help so far
Ade
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