Re: Do I use a Join statement? by Enjoy
Enjoy
Mon Apr 12 09:35:45 CDT 2004
Thank you for the quick response Bob. Next time I will show you some
more details, that was my fault. Anyway, I figured out a solution.
-Darren
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 10:18:28 -0400, "Bob Barrows [MVP]"
<reb01501@NOyahoo.SPAMcom> wrote:
>Enjoy Life wrote:
>> I am not sure how to use join all that well. Here is my set up. I
>> have two tables. Tables are Orders and VendorDetails. I would like
>> to pull the Subtotals of all Orders that I have received an invoice
>> from the vendor on.
>>
>> So, basically, if OrderID exists in the table VendorDetails, then give
>> me the Subtotal for the OrderID in the Orders table. OrderID is set
>> up with a relationship to both tables. Thanks.
>>
>> -Darren
>
>You should always tell us the type and version of database you are using. It
>is always relevant.
>
>It is always best when requesting help with a query to provide a few sample
>rows of data in tabular format (just show us the minimum number of columns
>needed to illustrate the problem). This will allow us to see the field
>names. Next you should show us the results you wish to obtain from that
>sample data. The keyword is "show" - do not describe the results: show us
>the results you would want the query to return from the provided sample
>data.
>
>Bob Barrows