Tracy Pearson wrote: > Two tables named r2. > Or > Might be too complex, join of a subquery, in a subquery? > > Tracy > > > I think it's too complex. I changed the 2nd r2 to r3 and still had the problem. My workaround solution was to create a view called vLatestRates with that subquery and simply join to that. Works great now. My concern for the future is when it gets ported to a non-VFP backend, but that'll be a different bridge for a different day. ;-)
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