>>>Hi,
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>>>I know the title is not very clear and what I am looking for should not be hard. But I just can't get it (blame it on Friday or spring).
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>>>Anyway. A SQL Select creates a query with one table JOINed with another. My question is, how can I determine which record in the query came from the 1st or the 2nd table in the JOIN? I realize that at least one record in the query came from both tables. So if I can determine this (joint) record, it would be helpful too.
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>>>Thank you in advance.
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>>Dmitry,
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>>Can you please post your SQL or at least prototype, so we would be able to see, what do you mean?
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>>I'm thinking it's impossible to find out this info, but I need to see some SQL to better understand, if this is possible or not.
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>Here is an example:
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>For every record in table MyTable1 there could be 1 or more records in MyTable2. And the SQL Select is:
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>select * from MyTable1 join MyTable2 on MyTable1.Pk = MyTable2.Pk
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>Helpful? <g>

Each record in the table 1 would be matched with each record from the table2 based on the PK. What information can you get besides that?

Also name each field specifically, then probably it would be a bit more clear.

select Table1.Field1 as FT1, Table2.Field1 as FT2, etc.