Greg Morphis wrote:
> Make sure you use distinct or in() for those subqueries. If you're
> returning more than 1 employer_id or family_id then that'll cause an
> error too.
Just flatten it into a join.
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
INNER JOIN clients sKey ON (C.Family_ID = sKey. Family_ID AND
C.Employer_ID = sKey.Employer_ID)
WHERE
sKey.Client_ID = <cfqueryparam value="#Session.Client_ID#">
Jochem
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