Vince Teachout wrote:
> I've gotten into a bad habit that I've been doing for a few years now,
> and just happened to be thinking about it while reading profox, so
> thought I'd ask:
>
> I often have the need to select all records from a file where 3 (to make
> it easy) fields are the same as 3 fields in another file. I do it like so:
>
> Select * from fileA where store_no+slsper+division in (Select
> store_no+slsper+division from fileB)
>
> I KNOW that's not right, but what is the correct syntax? Thanks.
>
Maybe :
Select A.* ;
from fileA A;
inner Join fileB B;
on A.store_no = B.store_no and ;
A.slsper = B.slsper and ;
A.Division = B.Division
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