I have two identical tables, now I want to compare them and display the
results in a form which looks something like this...CaseID is primary
key and it is same for a case in both tables
Fieldname ----TableA-----TableB
CaseID 101 101
FirstName John John D
LastName White White
DOB 1-5-77 1-6-77
Thanks
HP
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are both tables in the same database?
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>I have two identical tables, now I want to compare them and display the
results in a form which looks something like this...CaseID is primary
key and it is same for a case in both tables
Fieldname ----TableA-----TableB
CaseID 101 101
FirstName John John D
LastName White White
DOB 1-5-77 1-6-77
Thanks
HP
Yes they are in same database but with different names.
vbnetdev wrote:
are both tables in the same database?
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I have two identical tables, now I want to compare them and display the
results in a form which looks something like this...CaseID is primary
key and it is same for a case in both tables
Fieldname ----TableA-----TableB
CaseID 101 101
FirstName John John D
LastName White White
DOB 1-5-77 1-6-77
Thanks
HP
Yes they are in same database but with different names.
vbnetdev wrote:
are both tables in the same database?
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<hi************@gmail.comwrote in message
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I have two identical tables, now I want to compare them and display the
results in a form which looks something like this...CaseID is primary
key and it is same for a case in both tables
Fieldname ----TableA-----TableB
CaseID 101 101
FirstName John John D
LastName White White
DOB 1-5-77 1-6-77
Thanks
HP
Do an inner join and compare the fields. Since the fields are of the same
name you will need ot alias one of the columns.
Link on inner joins....
for SQL http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_join.asp
For Access http://www.databasejournal.com/featu...le.php/3516561
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Yes they are in same database but with different names.
vbnetdev wrote:
>are both tables in the same database?
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<hi************@gmail.comwrote in message
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>I have two identical tables, now I want to compare them and display the
results in a form which looks something like this...CaseID is primary
key and it is same for a case in both tables
Fieldname ----TableA-----TableB
CaseID 101 101
FirstName John John D
LastName White White
DOB 1-5-77 1-6-77
Thanks
HP
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