Michel,
>In this particular SQL, I cannot just change INNER by LEFT because a WHERE clause is bound to the INNER JOIN clause. How can I modify this SQL to always the record I want from Style.dbf, the one for Style.Numero=1, even if the INNER JOIN is not found?
Wouldn't
> LEFT JOIN StyleDefinition ON Style.Numero=StyleDefinition.NoStyle AND StyleDefinition.NoStyleC=1 ;
> WHERE Style.Numero=1 ORDER BY Title
work?
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