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10.22.2003 at 09:40AM PDT, ID: 20774780
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Nested SQL Statements

Asked by tyy8 in MS SQL Server

Tags: sql, nested

I want to get back a recordset based on a nested sql statement that returns a count of 0, but I can't remember the syntax. It needs to return the count based on a field in the parent sql statement.

Something like:

Select ID From Employees AS TABLE1 Where  (Select Count(X) From Customers Where TABLE1.ID = Customers.ID) = 0Start Free Trial
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