>>>>Does it make sense?
>>>
>>>You need a simple LEFT JOIN, e.g.
>>>select Cust.ID, Cust.Name, T.Descr as TypeDescr
>>>from Customer cust LEFT JOIN Types T ON Cust.Type_ID = T.Descr
>>
>>I tried it. LEFT JOIN creates a query where you have as many records for each record in CUSTOMER as there are TYPEs. Didn't work for me.
>
>Something doesn't make sense here.
>
>If type_ID in the Customer table is an FK and Type_ID in the Types table is primary key, then LEFT JOIN should only bring one row per customer with the type description.
>
>May be Type_ID is not the primary key in the Types table?
Correct. See my reply to Rob.
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