Hi Dmitry,

After thinking a little bit more on the problem I realized, that it was the correct solution. Thanks.

>>>I am not sure that UNION is the clause I need in this case. Once I "moved" the WHERE clause into JOIN, all works well now.
>>>Thank you for your suggestion.
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>>>>You can use UNION clause in your select, e.g. first part would select your data and second would be a UNION to Parts only (no need to do joins).
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>>Interesting. I would not think, moving where clause to JOIN would work...
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>It was strange to me too that it works. Because I have never before used this syntax. I thought that JOIN can only use something like
>ON TABLE1.FIELD = TABLE2.FIELD.
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>I hope I am not doing something that I will later regret when using syntax:
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>Select * from MYTABLE1 join MYTABLE2 on MYTABLE1.FLD1 = MYTABLE2.FLD2 and MYTABLE2.SOMEDATE between (BEGINDATE and ENDDATE)
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>I hope someone who knows more about correct SQL Select will warn me of the potential problem.