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One of the other two INNER JOIN
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23/04/2015 10:49:06
 
 
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23/04/2015 09:15:28
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Forum:
Microsoft SQL Server
Category:
SQL syntax
Environment versions
SQL Server:
SQL Server 2012
Application:
Web
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01619007
Message ID:
01619014
Views:
32
>This would work but I am wondering if there could be something simpler:
>
>
>SELECT Client.Numero
> FROM Client
> LEFT JOIN Invoice ON Invoice.Numero=Client.NoInvoice AND Invoice.SecondCondition=True
> LEFT JOIN Inventory ON Inventory.Numero=Client.NoInventory AND Inventory.SecondCondition=True
> WHERE (EXISTS (SELECT Invoice.Numero FROM Invoice WHERE Invoice.Numero=Client.NoInvoice AND Invoice.SecondCondition=True) OR
>  EXISTS (SELECT Inventory.Numero FROM Inventory WHERE Inventory.Numero=Client.NoInventory AND Inventory.SecondCondition=True))
>
Try this ?
select Client.Numero from Client join Invoice ON Invoice.Numero=Client.NoInvoice AND Invoice.SecondCondition=True 
union 
select Client.Numero from Client join Inventory ON Inventory.Numero=Client.NoInventory AND Inventory.SecondCondition=True 
	
Gregory
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