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cmichaud
This is what my sql for the query looks like.
SELECT tblPersonalInfo.MemberID, tblPersonalInfo.LastName,
tblPersonalInfo.FirstName, tblMemberAllergy.AllergyID,
tblMemberAllergy.Notes
FROM tblPersonalInfo INNER JOIN tblMemberAllergy ON
tblPersonalInfo.MemberID = tblMemberAllergy.MemberID
WHERE
(((tblPersonalInfo.MemberID)=[forms]![frmindividual]![memberID]));
my problem is that if a member doesnt have an allergy when i run the
query none of the info will come up....no name or anything. in
actuallity this query will be much longer as i have a lot of related
tables. starting small to figure it out. anyhow i want it to return
ANY of the info....not just if the record has all the entries.
does that make sense?
any ideas....would love some help
SELECT tblPersonalInfo.MemberID, tblPersonalInfo.LastName,
tblPersonalInfo.FirstName, tblMemberAllergy.AllergyID,
tblMemberAllergy.Notes
FROM tblPersonalInfo INNER JOIN tblMemberAllergy ON
tblPersonalInfo.MemberID = tblMemberAllergy.MemberID
WHERE
(((tblPersonalInfo.MemberID)=[forms]![frmindividual]![memberID]));
my problem is that if a member doesnt have an allergy when i run the
query none of the info will come up....no name or anything. in
actuallity this query will be much longer as i have a lot of related
tables. starting small to figure it out. anyhow i want it to return
ANY of the info....not just if the record has all the entries.
does that make sense?
any ideas....would love some help