>>I am creating a query where I can't seem to find a way to create it with one SQL Select. I thought before I give up and do it with 2 or 3 SQL selects, maybe someone can see a way.
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>If you need it for a report (that is, read-only, as opposed to a view), I would suggest not to worry too much about having less statements. Dividing a single SQL - SELECT statement into several parts will quite often make everything much faster.
Yes, this query is for a report. And I was not worrying much about speed. Just wanted to, kind of, test myself if I didn't see something obvious. And I agree that 2 SQLs are not always slower than one.
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