I have the following query

SELECT fieldlist GROUP BY etc.;
FROM PoItems ;
        INNER JOIN PoMain ON pomain.ponum = poitems.ponum ;
        INNER Join SupInfo On PoMain.UniqSupNo = SupInfo.UniqSupNo ;
        INNER join Newfields ON newfields.uniq_key = PoItems.Uniq_key ;
        LEFT Outer Join PoItSchd On PoItems.UniqLnNo = PoItSchd.UniqLnNo ;
   WHERE PoItems.uniq_key = lcUniqKey AND Not EMPTY(PoItems.ponum) AND NOT poitems.lCancel;
   HAVING cond

I typically try to write my queries so that the JOIN parts only show the joining criteria and put selection criteria into WHERE

In this case, would it be better to move any/all parts of the WHERE clause into the JOIN?

In this case, execution speed is not really a consideration but I'm wondering if there is a potential difference in the result set.

Thanks to all.........Rich