Hello All,
Two items:

1. UPDATING TABLE 1 WHERE TABLE 2 CONDITION
Is it still true I cannot update table 1 on a table 2 field condition?
example: UPDATE member SET member.acluser='6' where payment.memberexpires < 
'2001-03-09'

... big sigh ...


2. JOIN SYNTAX
I need help with a specific join syntax. I have two tables with a one to many 
relationship. Of the "many", I only want the most recent record. I need the sql 
statement which will return only the most recent records in this instance:

SELECT * FROM member, payment where member.memberid=payment.paymentid ORDER BY 
payment.number DESC

... except this query will select all payment records and I only want to select the 
records where payment.number (an autoincrement field) is the highest value for the 
member. Basically I want to find out if the member has an expired membership without 
selecting all the payment records. Only the most recent payment.number is wanted.


Thank you for any assistance you can render.

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Kind Regards,

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