Tried this:
<CFQUERY Name="Get_Client" Datasource="#DSN#">
Select C.*, FG.*, E.*
from clients C
inner join family_groups FG on C.Family_ID = FG.Family_ID
inner join employers E on C.Employer_ID =
E.Employer_ID
where C.Family_ID =
( Select Family_ID
from clients
where Client_ID =
'#Session.Client_ID#')
and C.Employer_ID =
( Select Employer_ID
from clients
where Client_ID =
'#Session.Client_ID#')
</CFQUERY>
But no change in the data...
Rick
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 1:31 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Anything inherently wrong with this query?
> Anything inherently wrong with this?
>
> <CFQUERY Name="Get_Client" Datasource="#DSN#">
>
> Select C.*, FG.*, E.*
> from clients C
> inner join family_groups FG, employers E
> on C.Family_ID = FG.Family_ID
> and C.Employer_ID = E.Employer_ID
> where C.Family_ID =
> ( Select Family_ID
> from clients
> where Client_ID = '#Session.Client_ID#')
> and C.Employer_ID =
> ( Select Employer_ID
> from clients
> where Client_ID =
> '#Session.Client_ID#')
>
> </CFQUERY>
Yes, your JOIN syntax is incorrect:
INNER JOIN family_groups FG ON C.Family_ID = FG.Family_ID
INNER JOIN employers E ON C.Employer_ID = E.Employer_ID
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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