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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 12 Dec 2007 @ 13:33:20 GMT
I think your Problem is the where clause. I had this also many times when using a left outer join. Usually I am isolateing the query with the where clause into a dirived table. This should give you the desired results. Example: Sel A.col1,A.col5, B.col3,B.col4 FROM ( SELECT col1,col2,col5 from A WHERE col1='FMS' ) A LEFT OUTER JOIN B ON A.col2=B.col2 ; As far as I know the where clause should not affect the result in your query (as described in the manuals) But I made the experince that it does. Hope this helps. Joerg
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