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Select Table1.*<br />
FROM Table1 LEFT JOIN tblCountries on Table1.Country = tblCountries.Country<br />
WHERE tblCountries.Country IS NULL
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Select Table1.*
FROM Table1 LEFT JOIN tblCountries on Table1.Country = tblCountries.Country
WHERE tblCountries.Country IS NULL

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To give an example of have a table called Table1 with a field called [country] (an abreviation)<br />
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I also have a table called Countries with the abbreviation listed.<br />
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I want to write a procedure to return all the records where the table1 - country field contains a value that is NOT in the Countries table.<br />
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How?
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To give an example of have a table called Table1 with a field called [country] (an abreviation)

I also have a table called Countries with the abbreviation listed.

I want to write a procedure to return all the records where the table1 - country field contains a value that is NOT in the Countries table.

How?

expected value lookup for a field

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