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    Hi friends. I have 2 coulmns in a table (RealPersonID and CompanyID). They are foreign keys. My problem is that either of them is always 0 and the other one is none zero. So i want to do that in only one query: x=(Select CompanyID from Table1) y=(Select RealPersonID from Table1) if x!=0 (select companyName from Companies where companyID=x) else (select personName from Person where personID=y)

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      Hi friends. I have 2 coulmns in a table (RealPersonID and CompanyID). They are foreign keys. My problem is that either of them is always 0 and the other one is none zero. So i want to do that in only one query: x=(Select CompanyID from Table1) y=(Select RealPersonID from Table1) if x!=0 (select companyName from Companies where companyID=x) else (select personName from Person where personID=y)

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      Non tested!

      Select IsNull(C.CompanyName, P.PersonName) Contact
      From LinkTable L
      Left Join ComapanyTable C on C.CompanyID = L.CompanyID
      Left Join PersonTable P on P.RealPersonID = L.RealPersonID

      This may help you understand joins Visual Representation of SQL Joins[^]

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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