Pros,
I have to find a mismatch on a table where the BOM Op Sequence doesn’t equal the WO Op Sequence. I am using a left join to itself with the is null thing I thought was logical. Please help.
Here is the SQL:
SELECT tblOutputDataFS.Username, tblOutputDataFS.OpSeqBOM, tblOutputDataFS.OpSeqWO, tblOutputDataFS.PartNumber, tblOutputDataFS.Description, tblOutputDataFS.StockType, tblOutputDataFS.GLClass, tblOutputDataFS.BOMRev, tblOutputDataFS.PLRev, tblOutputDataFS.BomQty, tblOutputDataFS.PLQty, tblOutputDataFS.Delta, tblOutputDataFS.RevMismatch, tblOutputDataFS.QtyMismatch, tblOutputDataFS.SalesOrder, tblOutputDataFS.ITM, tblOutputDataFS.WORKORDER, tblOutputDataFS.OpMismatch
FROM tblOutputDataFS LEFT JOIN tblOutputDataFS AS tblOutputDataFS_1 ON (tblOutputDataFS.OpSeqWO = tblOutputDataFS_1.OpSeqWO) AND (tblOutputDataFS.OpSeqBOM = tblOutputDataFS_1.OpSeqBOM) AND (tblOutputDataFS.PartNumber = tblOutputDataFS_1.PartNumber) AND (tblOutputDataFS.WORKORDER = tblOutputDataFS_1.WORKORDER)
WHERE (((tblOutputDataFS_1.OpSeqBOM) Is Null)) OR (((tblOutputDataFS_1.OpSeqWO) Is Null));
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