This is probably a real no brainer but have a look at the following images of the SQL dialog. I am running a join query with two tables that have a common id (it just happens to be called different things in the two tables). If i do the WHERE statement one way round it works (WORK.gif) - if i do it the other way round it does not (DontWork.gif which leads to the error message shown in ErrorMessage.gif). In the FROM statement i have the tables the same way round so i can't see the problem.
Any of you very clever people out there got any ideas ??? TIA Jon. <<DontWork.gif>> <<Works.gif>> <<ErrorMessage.gif>> Jonathan Stokes GIS Consultant Geographic Engineering & Modelling (GEMS) Binnie Black & Veatch *+44 (0)1737 774 155 * Direct Dial +44 (0)1737 856 263
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