You may want to try something like this:

select table1.key, table2.key;
from table1 
     left outer join table2 on table1.key=table2.key ;
<b>having isnull(table1.key)</b>

Watch out, I think the fact that HAVING is working in a SQL statement without GROUP BY is a bug in VFP. A statement like this will fail in SQL Server or Oracle.

>I have a blind spot today. Can't seem to see the forest for the trees and can't come up with the proper SELECT-SQL. I want to create a denormalized temp table to be the basis of a report.
>
>Transactions table has a summary of transactions per day,per countery, per type:
>FileDate D
>Country C(25)
>TCode C(3)
>TranCount N(6,0)
>
>I also have a table of all available countries where this product is sold (6 countries only) and a table of possible TCodes (7 records like "DES", "LDS", "PUR", "ANU", "XLD"...)
>
>Not all countries have sales in all Transaction codes (TCode) in all dates. I want to get a join of Transactions with Countries and Tcodes to get NULL entries for all unused Tcodes and unused Countries in the Transactions list for each date.
>

>e.g.:
>06/01/01 COLOMBIA DES 4
>06/01/01 COLOMBIA LDS 6
>06/01/01 PERU     DES 6
>06/02/01 BRAZIL   PUR 6
>06/02/01 PERU     PUR 3
>

>
>I want to fill in the missing records to complete all missing codes in each country and all missing countries in each day.
>
>Is there a query or trwo to do this? Or am I better off doin procedural code and SCAN..ENDSCAN to INSERT missing records?
>
>I need the report table denormalized, as opposed to doing a loop when creating the report, and adding missing data, as I will not do the reporting myself but export data to an XLS file for somebody else to deal with.