>Unlike Nadya's solution, your description of the problem makes me immediately think of a UNION. That is, I think of JOIN more in the sense of horizontally combining tables; and UNION in the sense of combining tables vertically.
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>select PkField from Table1;
> UNION select PkFIeld from Table2;
> into cursor Tmp
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>Note that, if you don't specify a DISTINCT clause, duplicates will be eliminated automatically.
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>It seems to me, however, that Nadya's approach is just as sound, and that you could do it either way. My sample represents my personal preference in this case.
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Hilmar,
I didn't state my problem properly in the first place. I guess because I could not get my mind around it; I am sure everybody has those moments. But when I started looking into Naomi's suggestions, I realized that the problem is much simpler to solve than I initially thought. So I am all set.
Thank you both for your help.
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