**Update**

Nevermind....I switched between databases accidentally, it DID fix the problem, thanks again....

***

Well, I guess I thought it solved it, but it doesn't appear now that it did.

It's not that it's filtering those rows from showing, they DO show, they just contain the wrong data in the cat_phase_code field. They are showing "PH1" instead of "CWT", but the record in the catalog table does contain the data "CWT" in that field.


>You're welcome. It seemed to be the only thing that reduced the result set
>____________
>
>>That seemed to be it. That makes sense, now that you brought that to my attention. Thanks!
>>
>>>>I have an inherited system with a SQL database, and in it is a stored procedure that has the following query:
>>>>
>>>>

>>>>select catalog.cat_type_code,catalog.cat_id, catalog.cat_title, catalog.cat_phase_code, catalog.cat_active_yn,
>>>>TEST_PROFILE.test_pro_status
>>>>FROM CATALOG INNER JOIN TEST_PROFILE
>>>>ON TEST_PRO_CAT_ID = CAT_ID
>>>>where  cat_active_yn = 'Y'
>>>>and test_pro_status = 'L'
>>>>and cat_type_code in ('PRE', 'T')
>>>>and cat_sponser_cd = 'DCF'
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>The number of records returned is correct, but the field "cat_phase_code" should have one of two values, either "PH1" or "CWT". In the query results all cat_phase_code fields contain "PH1".
>>>>
>>>>I know it has something to do with the join, because if I remove it, the query returns the correct values per record.
>>>>
>>>>Does anything blatantly wrong stick out at anyone? I've been playing with it to no avail.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks!
>>>>KP
>>>
>>>Kevin,
>>>
>>>Try to take the following out of your select
>>>

>>>and test_pro_status = 'L'
>>>