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James A
I have two Tables:
(table 1)Projects:
[Jobno] [JoBName]
1 First project
2 Second project
3 Third project
4 Forth project
(table 2)Invoices:
[InvoiceNo] [Jobno]
1 1
2 1
3 1
I want to be able to write a query that will pickup all the jobs that
have NOT been
invoiced.
Eg, the result for the query should be:
[Jobno] [JoBName]
2 Second project
3 Third project
4 Forth project
I'm able to create a query easily enough that lists only the jobs that
HAVE been invoiced, the join constraints see to that.
I'm not sure if i'm supposed to create a nested query or change the
join constraints, I have done the latter without success.
Looking at this problem it seems to be fairly straightforward query.
Thanks for the help.
James
(table 1)Projects:
[Jobno] [JoBName]
1 First project
2 Second project
3 Third project
4 Forth project
(table 2)Invoices:
[InvoiceNo] [Jobno]
1 1
2 1
3 1
I want to be able to write a query that will pickup all the jobs that
have NOT been
invoiced.
Eg, the result for the query should be:
[Jobno] [JoBName]
2 Second project
3 Third project
4 Forth project
I'm able to create a query easily enough that lists only the jobs that
HAVE been invoiced, the join constraints see to that.
I'm not sure if i'm supposed to create a nested query or change the
join constraints, I have done the latter without success.
Looking at this problem it seems to be fairly straightforward query.
Thanks for the help.
James