Le 17/09/2014 09:41, Laurie Alvey a écrit :
Actually you don't need to specify INNER, the keyword JOIN by itself is
implicitly an INNER JOIN. You only need the full syntax when you're using
an OUTER JOIN (FULL, LEFT, or RIGHT).
Laurie
That's true but when you read your query some years later, it's easier to
remember what it does when 'inner' is written !!
Another point : it's better to use local aliases in your query at least for the
human being reading it :
Select h.date, h.invnum, h.prodcode, h.qty, s.name ;
From winhist h Inner join winstocks s on h.prodcode = s.prodcode
Where h.date > repdate
The Foxil
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