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1. capricorn1 2,658,276
2. DatabaseMX 1,906,545
3. LSMCons... 948,578
4. boag2000 756,542
5. peter57r 624,535
6. GRayL 521,703
7. harfang 474,228
8. jimhorn 363,817
9. cactus_d... 350,340
10. matthews... 313,622
11. hnasr 260,614
12. TextReport 242,757
13. puppydog... 191,367
14. angelIII 189,954
15. mbizup 188,636
16. jimpen 173,901
17. ee_rlee 173,155
18. LPurvis 158,775
19. tbsgadi 157,212
20. Natchiket 148,263
21. jefftwilley 145,135
22. omgang 142,115
23. JezWalters 138,435
24. Rick_Ric... 133,852
25. irudyk 133,601

1. capricorn1 10,315,314
2. nico5038 5,704,781
3. rockiroads 5,411,935
4. peter57r 4,069,030
5. DatabaseMX 3,790,006
6. LSMCons... 3,685,168
7. LPurvis 3,417,742
8. shanesue... 3,288,317
9. harfang 3,091,061
10. stevbe 2,857,611
11. jimhorn 2,783,409
12. GRayL 2,681,547
13. flavo 2,112,583
14. mbizup 2,075,226
15. jadedata 1,964,977
16. jefftwilley 1,804,575
17. thenelson 1,700,369
18. matthews... 1,650,835
19. eghtebas 1,488,929
20. boag2000 1,439,286
21. puppydog... 1,370,830
22. cactus_d... 1,323,129
23. Arthur_... 1,298,362
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Access SQL Inner Join

Asked by mdixon44 in Microsoft Access Database, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: Microsoft Office, Access SQL, 2007, Using a join with summarization, SQL, IE 7

I have a question about inner joins. By using a lookup table and a row function, I have the following question and code. I am not sure if it right or not. I would appreciate any assistance:

For every type of food in the l_foods table, list the following:

The full name of the supplier from the l_suppliers table. The description of food from the l_foods table The price from the l_foods table plus the price_increase from the l_foods table; rename it to total_price

When price increase is null, assume that the 10 cents will be added to the price. Sort this information ty the total price.

SELECT a.supplier_name,
b.description,
b.price + (b.price_increase + 10) AS total_price
FROM l_suppliers AS a
INNER JOIN l_foods AS b
ON b.supplier_id =a.supplier_id
ORDER BY total_price

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Access SQL Inner Join

Asked by mdixon44 in Microsoft Access Database, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: Microsoft Office, Access SQL, 2007, Using a join with summarization, SQL, IE 7

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