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Mark Stanton <mark <at> vowleyfarm.co.uk> writes:


When I select the dBase connector it seems to say that queries cannot 
contain more than one table.

Tekll me it's not true...
Mark Stanton
One small step for mankind...



Mark, it IS NOT TRUE.  I have routinely used ~25 tables, and run queries
using 3 or more tables.  I find it most useful to structure my queries using
the SQL command line rather than the "wizard", although it can be done using
the "wizard" also.  I am running Linux, and I use PostgreSQL for my database
engine, and the Java JDBC Driver. 

An example two table query is: 

SELECT DISTINCT "VenIndLoc".*, "Products".* FROM
"All_IPO-wi_Industry_Location" AS "VenIndLoc", "wms"."Products" AS
"Products" WHERE "VenIndLoc"."CO_NAME" = "Products"."COMPANY" ORDER BY
"VenIndLoc"."CO_NAME" ASC, "VenIndLoc"."INVEST_NO" DESC

where the two tables used are "VenIndLoc" and "Products".

Hope that helps.

Cheers,
--Bill



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