Hi Chris,
Have you tried an inline view yet?
SELECT s.study_id, s.status, sp.status
from
(SELECT study_id, status
FROM s
WHERE study_id = 5014
) s,
sp
where s.study_id = sp.study_id(+)
Lisa Koivu
Oracle Database Administrator
Fairfield Resorts, Inc.
954-935-4117
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Subject:
SELECT s.study_id, s.status, sp.status
FROM s, sp
WHERE s.study_id = 5014
AND s.study_id = sp.study_id(+)
AND s.status = 'A'
AND sp.status = 'A'
I'm stuck trying to figure out how to make this SQL work, and am starting to
wonder if it's even possible.
I'm trying to get this SQL to return rows from the S table even if there are
records in the SP table with status of 'D'(logically deleted).
What am I missing??!?!?!?
TIA!!!!
Chris
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