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SQL 2005 Joins

Asked by jdr0606 in SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: SQL 2005

I'm struggling on how to extract a list by joining multiple tables without getting alot of duplicate values.

In the example below the IV00101 table is the items master with one entry for each item.
The second table has multiple entries for each item so I only want the match item and whose RCRDTYPE=1.
The remaiing tables typically have fewer items than in the master in one case is joined based on the iv00102 table.

What I'm looking for a result is one line per item in the item master and the results in the select as statements.

What am I doing wrong with my select and join?

Thanks


SELECT iv1.itemnmbr AS 'ItemNumber'
      ,iv1.itemdesc AS 'ItemDescription'
      --,iv1.itmshnam 'ItemShortName'
      ,iv3.planningleadtime as 'LeadTime'
      , HM5.HM_Currency_1 AS 'ListPrice'
      ,iv3.vnditnum 'VendorNumber'
      ,pm2.vendname AS 'VendorName'
      ,(case when ev6.pricegroup like '%SALE%' then 'Yes'
            else 'No' end
        ) as 'OnSale'
FROM iv00101 iv1
JOIN iv00102 iv2 ON iv2.ITEMNMBR = iv1.ITEMNMBR and iv2..RCRDTYPE=1
Left JOIN iv00103 iv3 ON iv3.itemnmbr = iv1.ITEMNMBR
Left  JOIN  eiv00600 ev6 ON ev6.itemnmbr = iv1.ITEMNMBR
Left  JOIN hm00500 hm5 ON hm5.itemnmbr = iv1.ITEMNMBR
Left  JOIN pm00200 pm2 ON pm2.VENDORID = iv2.PRIMVNDR
Left  join bm10300 bm1 on bm1.itemnmbr = iv1.ITEMNMBR
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