> From: MB Software Solutions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Thanks, Ted. That was it. You just beat me to the post. <g> The
> parms ('TRIAL' and 1) were hardcoded for example above, but in my code
> they're really parms with the ?pcClient and ?tiRoleID notation. What's
> cool is that I had never used parms in JOIN conditions before and was
> happily surprised to see they worked there too (in addition to WHERE
> clauses).
Just a heads up on the order of use in an SQL Query:
1) Join / From condition
2) Where clause
3) Group by
4) Having
5) column list
6) order by.
I am in the process of revamping some older reporting queries and if I
structure the where as part of the join, it cranks instead of time out.
YMMV.
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