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Select * from table1 where keyfld not in (select keyfld from table2)
???
Regards,
Guy
"Tim Gornall"
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I the exception join unique to DB2 UDB? If so, how would you do the
following simple query on other platforms? Just curious.
Select all in table 1 without a match in table 2
Thanks, Tim
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