How lookup a value for TSQL Query.

I am building a query in MSAccess 2013. I have a Table containing the names of documents, and a different Table containing the path these Documents reside in. I would like a query that concatenates the path with the name of the document. Perhaps something like
SELECT Documents.ID, (SELECT Val FROM Local_Config WHERE Key = 'Repo') & Documents.Name From Documents;

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I think this is a basic SQL question that I just don't have the knowledge to answer.
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Rey Obrero (Capricorn1)Commented:
does the table " Local_Config" have a field corresponding to the Documents.ID field?

SELECT Documents.ID, (SELECT Val FROM Local_Config WHERE Key = 'Repo' and Documents.ID=Local_Config.ID) & Documents.[Name] From Documents;
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Ryan ChongCommented:
try

SELECT distinct a.ID,  b Val & a.Name as path
From Documents as a,
(SELECT Val FROM Local_Config WHERE Key = 'Repo') as b
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PatHartmanCommented:
Make sure the path includes "\" at the end.  If it doesn't, you need to include one when you concatenate the path with the file name.
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TrystenProgrammerAuthor Commented:
Thanks!
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