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Need help with SQL Query and joins

Asked by rugby148 in SQL Query Syntax, Databases Miscellaneous

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Greetings,

I am doing a query that should pull data from 2 related tables.  The relationship is based on both the Job-ID and System-ID being equal.  What I am getting with the below query is 4 results, when I run the query joined only to 1 table at a time I get back 1 result from the MatlUsageData table and 4 from the Production table.  My desired result set would be 5 rows, with the fields from the other table just blank.

Attached is a spreadsheet showing the current results and showing the desired results.  Any help would be appreciated.

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SELECT     PUB.Job."Job-ID" AS Expr1, PUB.Job."Cust-ID-Bill-to", PUB.Job."Quotation-Amount", PUB.Job."System-ID" AS Expr2, 
                      PUB.MatlUsageData."Cost-Actual", PUB.MatlUsageData."Cost-Estimated", PUB.Production."Job-ID", PUB.Production."Sub-Job-ID", 
                      PUB.Production."System-ID", PUB.Production."Operation-ID", PUB.Production."Dept-ID", PUB.Production."Work-Center-ID", 
                      PUB.Production."Work-Center-Rate"
FROM         { oj { oj PUB.Job LEFT OUTER JOIN
                      PUB.MatlUsageData ON PUB.Job."Job-ID" = PUB.MatlUsageData."Job-ID" AND 
                      PUB.Job."System-ID" = PUB.MatlUsageData."System-ID" } LEFT OUTER JOIN
                      PUB.Production ON PUB.Job."Job-ID" = PUB.Production."Job-ID" AND PUB.Job."System-ID" = PUB.Production."System-ID" }
WHERE     (PUB.Job."Job-ID" = '280892') AND (PUB.Job."System-ID" = '2')
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