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SQL Select where not exists?
Posted on 2012-12-26
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I have a view with the following 4 fields
ClientID ContactID ContactType FullName
I want to do a UNION all and
Select ClientID, ContactID,ContactType,Full
From ClientContacts
Where the ClientCOntacts record doesn't exist in the View
The similar fields are of course ClientID and ContactID
I have a view with the following 4 fields
ClientID ContactID ContactType FullName
I want to do a UNION all and
Select ClientID, ContactID,ContactType,Full
From ClientContacts
Where the ClientCOntacts record doesn't exist in the View
The similar fields are of course ClientID and ContactID
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