O
Ofer Cohen
When joining two tables in a query, with more then one field, if I want to
change the join from inner join to left join, I need to select each join and
change it.
Access wont let me run the query if there are differen joins between the two
tables, so why not change automatically all the joins between the fields as i
selected the first time. (The way it done in SQL Server)
Thank you.
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change the join from inner join to left join, I need to select each join and
change it.
Access wont let me run the query if there are differen joins between the two
tables, so why not change automatically all the joins between the fields as i
selected the first time. (The way it done in SQL Server)
Thank you.
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