Salada,
Thursday, May 02, 2002, 4:45:01 PM, you wrote:

Seoen> I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I received an error while
Seoen> attempting to search the list archives - so I apologize for redunancy.  

Seoen> I have two tables, events and events_terms, that have a common key,
Seoen> events_ID.  Now I want to find the rows in events_terms that have an
Seoen> events_ID that does not match a corresponding row in events.  I came up with
Seoen> an SQL statement that seems to work but I want to make sure that I'm not
Seoen> missing
Seoen> anything.  Here's the statement:

Seoen> select events_terms.* from events_terms left join events on
Seoen> events_terms.events_ID=events.events_ID where isnull(events.events_ID);

Seoen> Can anyone tell me if that looks like it should have the desired effect? 

Looks like it's a right statement for the desired effect. 

Seoen> Thanks,
Seoen> Duncan






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