>>Changing JOIN will affect the result.
>>With LEFT JOIN you will get all records from Main table and only matching records from joined table
>>With simple JOIN (default is INNER) you get ONLY these records from main table that have coresponding records in second i.e.:
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>Just what I had worried about. The VFP equivalant of this is doing a FROM and WHERE on the table and SPT#1 cursor. Now the WHERE I have converted to JOIN () ON. What could have the VFP equivalant SQL with a WHERE clause return? ie. a result similar to JOIN or LEFT JOIN?
When you use WHERE for joining tables it is equivalent of [INNER] JOIN
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