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I have the following query:
SELECT [All Contract Pricing].*, [Contract].Speed
FROM [Contract]
INNER JOIN [All Contract Pricing] ON ([Contract].ID = [All Contract
Pricing].ID) AND ([Contract].Category = [All Contract
Pricing].Category);
Here is what I want to do:
The ID and Category fields in both the [Contract] and [All Contract
Pricing] tables match. I am trying to add the [Speed] field from the
[Contract] table to the [All Contract Pricing] table.
This is the problem:
The [All Contract Pricing] table has 48000 records, so the results of
the query should also have 48000 records. I want all the records from
the [All Contract Pricing] table and only the [Speed] field added to
it, based on the [ID] and [Category] of each record. However, it keeps
coming back with 250,000+ records.
Any ideas? Thanks!!
SELECT [All Contract Pricing].*, [Contract].Speed
FROM [Contract]
INNER JOIN [All Contract Pricing] ON ([Contract].ID = [All Contract
Pricing].ID) AND ([Contract].Category = [All Contract
Pricing].Category);
Here is what I want to do:
The ID and Category fields in both the [Contract] and [All Contract
Pricing] tables match. I am trying to add the [Speed] field from the
[Contract] table to the [All Contract Pricing] table.
This is the problem:
The [All Contract Pricing] table has 48000 records, so the results of
the query should also have 48000 records. I want all the records from
the [All Contract Pricing] table and only the [Speed] field added to
it, based on the [ID] and [Category] of each record. However, it keeps
coming back with 250,000+ records.
Any ideas? Thanks!!