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Select query not Pulling correct manner

Zone: SQL Query Syntax

Tags: SQL Syntax, IE

First off, this query works but not the way I want it too. I am trying to list all people eligible for an award and then look into another database tally thier existing awrds of this type. Problem is when i put in the last JOIN it only show me people who have an exisiting award and those whom need one as well. So if they have one fine tally it but if not it would return nothing but a o or 1st award. here is the query

select      u.orgstrUname,
      s.sidstrNAME_IND,
      s.sidstrGR_ABBR_CODE,
      p.strSSN,
min(p.dtattendance) as B,
      max(p.dtattendance) as E,
      a.awnintnbrgrnt as Total (this is the line that shows # of awards
from      cms.dbo.tblSIDPERS as s INNER JOIN
      cms.dbo.tblOrganization as u on u.orgstrUPC = s.sidstrCURR_UPC INNER JOIN
      saddotnet.dbo.tblAssignedPersonnel as p on p.strSSN = s.sidstrSSN_SM INNER JOIN
      cms.dbo.tblAwardsNormal as a on p.strSSN = a.awnstrSSN
where      p.bitPresent = 1 and
      p.intUICID in (select intUICID from tblUIC where intTaskForceID = '36' and strUIC = 'P7KAA')
      and a.awnstrawdcat like '%MNSADR%' ?????(when i add this is when it only gives me 1 or 2)
group by sidstrNAME_IND, strSSN, u.orgstrUName, s.sidstrGR_ABBR_CODE, a.awnintnbrgrnt

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: kdeutsch

Solution Provided By: TerryAtOpus

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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