>Denis
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>You either have multiple products with the same code in the produit table or there are multiple price records for each product code in the produit_prix table.
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>If there are products without corresponding produit_prix records, you can only use outer joins. An inner join would not return such records.
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>>Here's what I entered to create a cursor for a report
>>
>>select produit.code, produit.nom, produit_prix.prix_achat, produit.stoc;
>>from produit;
>>left outer join produit_prix on produit.code = produit_prix.cod;
>>where produit.produit = 1;
>>order by produit.code
>>
>>But certain items are doubled others tripled.
>>
>>What I want to do is to get prices for some products. Some products don't have prices defined yet (inner join is needed).
>>
>>Why would I have those results?

I just made a typo. Should have said outer join in my description after the SQL definition.

But after looking again I found out that some products have more than 1 price.

Thx for the help Mike.