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Multiple JOIN Query

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Dec 5, 2001
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I have tried this in many different ways (Thanks to the responses I got from this board)but I keep hitting dead ends. Here is what I want now......

I got three tables: Application, ApplicationDetails and Employees

Application Table has ApplicationID & EmployeeID as a composite primary key.

ApplicationID
-------------
EmployeeID
------------


ApplicationDetails Table has ApplicationID as primary key.

ApplicationID
-------------
SubmissionDate
ApplicantNo


An Application can have many employees and one employee can be in many applications.

Employee Table has EmployeeID as PK and contains details like name etc.

EmployeeID
----------
FirstName
LastName


Now I want to create a form that contains:

ApplicationID, EmployeeID AND Names of ALL the employees associated with that ApplicationID. No of employees associated with an Applicaiton can vary from one to many.


ApplicationID

EmployeeID1 FirstName1
EmployeeID2 FirstName2
-
-
-

I am working with SQL Server Back End

Thanks Again!










 
I guess a sql statement to return the records you want might look something like this:


'Select FirstName, LastName, etc... from tblEmployee As Emp
Join tblApplication As App
On Emp.EmployeeId = App.EmployeeId
Where App.ApplicationId = <Whatever the appid you want>'


Not sure this is what you were looking for but hope it helps never the less.....
 
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