>>>>>>>No, only if I already have records for such models in my table.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Sure.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I know understand what you want(I think so)
>>>>>>Correct me if I'm wrong. You want to get ALL the selected models and IF some of them missing in That table to add them before the result is shown to user?
>>>>>
>>>>>Yes, exactly. And also somehow have a way to select models without a need for 100 parameters (have it dynamic).
>>>>
>>>>You have Models table isn't it?
>>>
>>>Yes.
>>>
>>>I've created a form with a textbox at the top to select an Option.
>>>
>>>Bellow is a first mover to select makes.
>>>
>>>Bellow is the second mover to select models (based on selected makes).
>>>
>>>So, the second mover destination will have several models selected.
>>>
>>>Now, bellow I need to show a grid with selected information and allow a user to enter price information.
>>>
>>>That's the brief idea.
>>
>>
>>

>>*** SelectCmd
>>SELECT ISNULL(YourTable.OptionID,?m.selOptionID) AS OptionID,
>>       ISNULL(YourTable.MakeId  ,?m.selMakeID)  AS lMakeID,
>>       ISNULL(YourTable.ModelId  ,Models.Id)    AS ModelId,
>>            rest of the fields
>>FROM YourTable
>>FULL JOIN Models ON YourTable.ModelId = Models.Id AND CHARINDEX([_]+CAST(Models.Id as varchar(20))+[_] , ?m.lcModels) > 0
>>WHERE YourTable.OptionID = ?m.selOptionID AND
>>             YourTable.MakeId   = ?m.selMakeID   AND
>>            CHARINDEX([_]+CAST(YourTable.ModelId as varchar(20))+[_], ?m.lcModels) > 0
>>
>>m.selOptionID = 1
>>m.selMakeID  = 12
>>lcModels       = "_1_7_12_225_"
>>

>
>

>SELECT ISNULL(YourTable.OptionID,?m.selOptionID) AS OptionID,
>>       ISNULL(YourTable.MakeId  ,?m.selMakeID)  AS lMakeID,
>>       ISNULL(YourTable.ModelId  ,Models.Id)    AS ModelId,
>>            rest of the fields
>>FROM Models LEFT JOIN myTable on Models.ID = myTable.ID and myTable.MakeID = ?lnMakeID
> where cast(Models.ModelID as varchar(20)) $ ?lcModels

??????????
No. WHERE clause should be in WHERE not in JOIN
BTW isn't it SQL Server?
And not LEFT but FULL join.