It's that last combination that is not working for me. I try to refer
to the results from the verity resultset joined on the results from
the database (based on a PrimaryID) and I get an error that the SQL is
bad. Has anybody ever done this? Here is the SQL code:

SELECT dbResults.*, vr.Score
FROM dbResults dbr
        INNER JOIN verityResults vr ON vr.key = dbr.PrimaryID
ORDER BY vr.Score

George

On 5/2/05, Gaulin, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can try using query of query. This can work ok in many cases.  Use
> QueryValueList (or something like that) to extract the primary key
> values from the verity results, and then use them to create a db query
> that retrieves those rows. Last step is to combine them with q-of-q.
>         Mark
>

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