FULL JOIN in Access 2003
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Hello everyone! I wonder is it possible to create SQL querie using FULL JOIN in Access 2003? When i try it i just get syntax error. So does anyone have an idea how to simulate full join in access? Cheers!
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Hello everyone! I wonder is it possible to create SQL querie using FULL JOIN in Access 2003? When i try it i just get syntax error. So does anyone have an idea how to simulate full join in access? Cheers!
Branislav Vidovic wrote:
When i try it i just get syntax error
Which error message do you get? Post your code to see where is wrong. For more about FULL JOIN.[^]
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Hello everyone! I wonder is it possible to create SQL querie using FULL JOIN in Access 2003? When i try it i just get syntax error. So does anyone have an idea how to simulate full join in access? Cheers!
There is no reason to simulate the Outer Join. Please post your query along with the error you receive.
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Hello everyone! I wonder is it possible to create SQL querie using FULL JOIN in Access 2003? When i try it i just get syntax error. So does anyone have an idea how to simulate full join in access? Cheers!
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Hello everyone! I wonder is it possible to create SQL querie using FULL JOIN in Access 2003? When i try it i just get syntax error. So does anyone have an idea how to simulate full join in access? Cheers!
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Possibly the union of a left join and a right join? :)
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Yes I actually tried that and made it. IT is actually union of left join, right join and inner join :D
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Yes I actually tried that and made it. IT is actually union of left join, right join and inner join :D