>>>Here is an example:
>
>*-- Table1
>*-- Strucutre:
>FIELD1 FIELDX FIELDY
>2
>4
>2
>2
>1
>4
>4
>
>*-- Table 2
>*-- Structure
>FIELD1 FIELD2 FIELD3
>1 'ABC' '123'
>2 'XYZ' '456'
>3 'DFD' '333'
>4 'DDF' '444'
>
>*-- Resulting query should be
>FIELD1 FIELD2 FIELD3
>1 'ABC' '123'
>2 'XYZ' '456'
>4 'DDF' '444'
>
>>>
>>>Now that I wrote the example, above, I think I can SELECT from Table2 and JOIN Table1 on FIELD1.
>
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>I think you do not even need a join for this, you can just select the records from Table2 that have a FK in Table 1, like:
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>SELECT Field1, Field2, Field3 FROM Table2 WHERE Field1 IN (SELECT Field1 FROM Table1)
>
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>As you are not using the FieldX and FieldY at all
The real case (my example is somewhat simplified) is more involved. But maybe what you suggest is what I need.
Thank you.
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