SELECT Project, a.eocname, b.oecname, c.oecname;
  FROM Table2;
  LEFT JOIN Table1 a;
    ON Table2.Owner = a.oecid;
  LEFT JOIN Table1 b;
    ON Table2.Engineer = b.oecid;
  LEFT JOIN Table1 c;
    ON Table2.Contractor = b.oecid;
  INTO TABLE Table3

Is that what you mean?

Kev


>I have two tables with the following structure:
>
>Table 1
>oecid C(10)
>oecname C(50)
>
>Table 2
>Project C(50)
>Owner C(10)
>Engineer C(10)
>Contractor C(10)
>
>The 'Owner', 'Engineer' and 'Contractor' fields of Table 2 contain an 'oecid' from Table 1. What I would like to accomplish is to create a third table that contains 'Project','Owner Name','Engineer Name', and 'Contractor Name'. If someone could give me some direction on how to do this using an sql statement it would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance for your help,
>Russell