You would need to do two select. First to find out what is in c1 and is not in c2 and the other way around. An example is below. Note: you need to compare each column.

SELECT * from c1 ;
 WHERE c1.field1 <> c2.field2 AND ;
       c1.field2 <> c2.field2 AND ;
INTO CURSOR

Al alternative if what you really wanted was the two tables merged without any duplicates would be to UNION them together then do a GROUP BY on every field in the table. The result is all records from both tables without duplicates.

>I have pulled data from two separate SQL tables, and I need to find which rows are different. They have exactly the same structure.
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>I have the two views which I will call cFirstSQL and cSecondSQL and I did the following thinking that this would work;
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>SELECT * from cFirstSQL WHERE NOT EXSISTS (SELECT * FROM cSecondSQL)
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>I get not data, and there are differences.