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Using subqueries in a JOIN in Access

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bnewill

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May 30, 2011
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Having trouble getting the correct syntax for using subqueries in a JOIN in Microsoft Access.

In MS SQL 2008 I would do the following:

Select A.FIELD_1, B.FIELD_2
FROM table1 as A
LEFT JOIN (select FIELD_2 FROM table2) AS B ON A.FIELD_1=B.FIELD_2

Does MS Access allow subqueries in the joins?
 
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The obvious questions are what version of Access are you using and what error message or what is it doing instead?
 
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