>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I forgot again how to create query that contains group of records of parent table and then details of child. I think this is done with either subquery or derived query but I can't remember which one and how.
>>>
>>>Here is an example.
>>>Table 1 parent with columns FLD1, FLD2
>>>
>>>Table 2 is a child table with a FK column FLD1 (matching FLD1 in Table1)
>>>
>>>I want to create a query that groups by Table 1 FLD1, FLD2 and contains all columns of table Table2
>>>
>>>For example,
>>>
>>>

>>>select Table1.FLD1, Table1.FLD2 -- add all columns from Table2 -- from Table2 group by Table1.FLD1, Table1.FLD2
>>>

>>>
>>>TIA.
>>
>>Then all fields from Table2 should be in aggregate functions.
>>But if you give me an example data and desired result it will be easier for me to answer :-)
>
>When you are saying aggregated functions it would be MAX(FldA), MAX(FldB), and so on, right?
>
>Here is an example.
>
>Table SCHEDULE. has column EQ_ID (equipment ID), EMPL_ID (employee ID) and a bunch of other not important columns.
>
>Table EQUIPMENT has column EQ_ID, BUILDING, TYPE, and a bunch of other important columns.
>
>I want the resulting query to have
>
>EQ_ID, EMPL_ID, EQUIPMENT.BUILDING, EQUIPMENT, TYPE, .. and so on GROUP BY SCHEDULE.EMPL_ID, EQ_ID.
>
>That is, I want to see detailed information for each EMPLOYEE. Hopefully my explanation is clear. Thank you.


The you don't need a GROUP you need ORDER?

SELECT SCHEDULE.EMPL_ID,
       EQUIPMENT.*
FROM SCHEDULE
INNER JOIN EQUIPMENT ON EQUIPMENT.EQ_ID = SCHEDULE.EQ_ID
ORDER BY SCHEDULE.EMPL_ID