You can use the ALL keyword in the UNION statement to get all the records. Read the Help on "Select - SQL" carefully.

Bill

>Thanks but if i do this, it only gives me identical records, it seems to eliminate duplicates. , my result table should contain 670 records but it only contains 91.
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>Tanks
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>>Stephane,
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>>You should use this:
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>>SELECT [fieldlist] FROM TABLE A ;
>>UNION ;
>>SELECT [fieldlist] FROM TABLE B
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>>Make sure both fieldlists are compatible, because the union clause can only be used this way. Look in the VFP Help for more info about the UNION clause in a SQL - Select.
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>>Regards,
>>Frank Camp