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croy

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I have a query that i want to turn into an Inner\outer join, instaed of Ansi.

can Access do that for me ?

(the query):

SELECT ES2.Subject_desc AS 2nd_subject, employee_education.*, diplomas.*,edu_subjects.*
FROM employee_education, diplomas, edu_subjects, edu_subjects AS ES2
WHERE (((employee_education.Diploma_Subject1)=[edu_subjects].[subject_id]) AND ((employee_education.Diploma_Subject2)=[ES2].[subject_id]) AND ((employee_education.diploma)=[diplomas].[deg_id]));
 

No. Access will not convert the code from the OLD style JOIN to the ANSI standard INNER/OUTER JOIN syntax. You will need to convert it yourself. It should be rather easily done in the query designer grid. Terry L. Broadbent
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