Re: Joining tables
- From: "Allen Browne" <AllenBrowne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 15:59:40 +0800
Try a UNION query, i.e.:
SELECT a.* FROM a
UNION ALL
SELECT b.* FROM b;
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"David" <david.goodyear@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, if i use two queries in brackets
(SELECT * FROM a)
(SELECT * FROM b)
where both tables have the same columns, but a has different data in a
column, can i merge them using SQL through a odbc driver to an access
datafile?
I.e.
In table a
Row 1
Field1 = David
Field2 = Florida
Field3 = ''
Row 2
Field1 = David
Field2 = NY
Field3 = ''
In table b
Row 1
Field1 = David
Field2 = Florida
Field3 = 01234 567 890
So as a result I would get a table with
Row 1
Field1 = David
Field2 = Florida
Field3 = 01234 567 890
Row 2
Field1 = David
Field2 = NY
Field3 = ''
If I did have to do this in 2 seperate querys, can I join these
together in msaccess sql through odbc. Im having trouble getting JOIN
or INTERSECT to work at the moment, do these work using SQL acess to a
access datafile?
Thanks in advance
David
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