Thank you.
>Basically, yes.
>
>>I was wondering, if there are two rows/records that have the same value in ORDERNO field/column, how does SQL Server select one in the expression MIN(ORDERNO)? Is it random?
>>
>>
>>>Try
>>>
>>>TEXT TO cSqlCommand NOSHOW
>>>select C1.*, C2.LASTNAME, C2.FIRSTNAME, C2.TELEPHONE1
>>> from COMPANY C1
>>> LEFT JOIN (SELECT LASTNAME, FIRSTNAME, TELEPHONE1, COMP_PK FROM PEOPLE p3
>>> WHERE ORDERNO = (SELECT MIN(ORDERNO) FROM PEOPLE p4 where p3.comp_pk =p4.comp_pk )) C2 ON C1.COMP_PK = C2.COMP_PK
>>>ENDTEXT
>>>
>>>
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