tforrest79
Technical User
Hi I have 2 queries
1. customers where movement date is >= 01/04/06
2. customer where order date is >= 01/04/06
The 2 queries are based on the same table however as you can see in the title states that each query has different criteria.
1 .customers where movement date is >= 01/04/06 has 1502 records
2. customer where order date is >= 01/04/06 has 1486 records.
Ive applied a distinct to each query above to identify indivual customers. I get two different results and would now like to understand how I can compare the results by my customer reference field as both tables have this field.
I want to list any customers that do not match. This will tell me what customers have ordered a products from me since 1st apr 2006 but the product has not actually moved.
Hope you can help.
Kind regards,
Tom
1. customers where movement date is >= 01/04/06
2. customer where order date is >= 01/04/06
The 2 queries are based on the same table however as you can see in the title states that each query has different criteria.
1 .customers where movement date is >= 01/04/06 has 1502 records
2. customer where order date is >= 01/04/06 has 1486 records.
Ive applied a distinct to each query above to identify indivual customers. I get two different results and would now like to understand how I can compare the results by my customer reference field as both tables have this field.
I want to list any customers that do not match. This will tell me what customers have ordered a products from me since 1st apr 2006 but the product has not actually moved.
Hope you can help.
Kind regards,
Tom