What happens when you run this query by itself:
SELECT co_name, sponsor
FROM pl_companies
WHERE sponsor = 1
Does it return data? Is your data unique enough that you know the
difference? You might try adding a column for type:
SELECT co_name, sponsor, 'Cultivar Companies' AS co_type
FROM tCultivarCompanies
WHERE sponsor = 1
UNION
SELECT co_name, sponsor, 'PL Companies' AS co_type
FROM pl_companies
WHERE sponsor = 1
ORDER BY co_name
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Leder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 9:18 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: SQL Union Statement
Hi All,
Am I using the UNION statement correctly to join two different queries based
on two different tables in the same database? I can't seem to get the data
from the pl_companies table to return a record.
Thanks.
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<cfquery name="qSponsor1" datasource=#REQUEST.dsn1#>
SELECT co_name, sponsor
FROM tCultivarCompanies
WHERE sponsor = 1
UNION
SELECT co_name, sponsor
FROM pl_companies
WHERE sponsor = 1
ORDER BY co_name
</cfquery>
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