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Pete

The OP is looking for the syntax in other SQL dialects, such as Oracle or SQL Server - says they do not have the exception join available.

Vern

At 08:29 PM 12/12/2007, you wrote:

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I must have missed something.

Why not
select * from table1 a
exception join table2 b
on a.keyfld = b.keyfld

Will return all the rows from table1 that don't have a matching row in
table2.

Pete Hall
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> Select * from table1 where keyfld not in (select keyfld from table2)
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