the best way to illustrate the script I am looking for help with, is to
provide you with two tables and the results I require.
Table 1
ProductName1ProductName2Qty
AAAA-12
BBBB-13
CCCC-14
Table2
ProductNameQty
AA2
BB-13
DD6
Desired Results
ProductNameQty
DD6
Regards,
Ciarn(chudson007@.hotmail.com) writes:
> I've never been the most articulate person in the world, so i though
> the best way to illustrate the script I am looking for help with, is to
> provide you with two tables and the results I require.
> Table 1
> ProductName1 ProductName2 Qty
> AA AA-1 2
> BB BB-1 3
> CC CC-1 4
>
> Table2
> ProductName Qty
> AA 2
> BB-1 3
> DD 6
>
> Desired Results
> ProductName Qty
> DD 6
SELECT t2.ProductName, t2.Qty
FROM Table2 t2
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT *
FROM Table1 t1
WHERE t1.ProductName2 = t2.ProductName
AND t1.Qty = t2.Qty)
Or somesuch depending on your exact definition of "matching".
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