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Record Not Available When Using Left Inner Join of files

Record Not Available When Using Left Inner Join of files

Record Not Available When Using Left Inner Join of files

(OP)
I have a browse on a parent file (Trips) using a left join on a child file
(Loads). I am using ABC template...I have the Trips as the primary file and
Loads as the secondary file. I also have the Trip file as part of the Other
Files. Randomly Clarion does not generate the correct SQL statement and I
receive Error(35) Record Not Available Errors. Is there a way to ensure that
Clarion generates the correct SQL at all times. I am using SQL 2000 as the
backened and 5.5h.

RE: Record Not Available When Using Left Inner Join of files

Does both Tables have Primary (Unique) Keys and are the primary Key elements part of the browse display / Hot fields ? Since you have a Left Join does the Error appear only for those Trips without a Load? Have you traced the SQL generated using the SQL Profiler to see what is going wrong?

RE: Record Not Available When Using Left Inner Join of files

(OP)
Thank you...after tracing the SQL, the error does occur when a load is not assigned to a trip.

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