>Hi,
>
>I rarely, if ever have done full outer joins before. (basically all data in table a joined with all data in table b) I am not sure of the syntax,
>
>

>select curRules.question, curRules.ansdescrip, curRules2.question2, ;
>        curRules2.ansdescrip ;
>	FROM curRules FULL OUTER JOIN curRules2 ;
>	INTO CURSOR curRules3
>

>
>The thing that confuses me is what I put in the 'ON' part. There are no fields that have to be equal.
>
>Thanks,
>Chris

If this is the case and you want the resulting table to be multiplication of the two, you can use

select curRules.question, curRules.ansdescrip, curRules2.question2, ;
        curRules2.ansdescrip ;
	FROM curRules, curRules2 ;
	INTO CURSOR curRules3

Note, that the result would be huge (depends on number of records in both files, of course) and you should have enough memory and free space in temp folder.