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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 12 Dec 2007 @ 16:57:37 GMT
Hi, Looking at your query it looks simple and straight, but at times simple queries will give us little trouble. ponits to check 1) Check in the table B whether it contains records or not- Ideally it should have records. 2) Check for the Data types matching in bot the tables A and B, yet times we load fields as varchar in some tables in a intention not to disturb the original format of the data. 3) Convert the data to reflect the same format and data type before comparing, do a cast or trim(to get rid of any balnks or...). Give a look on all the above points, Sure it works this time. Good luck!!! Thanks, Vijay Kumar.R
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