Hello all,
I am working on a process that has several queries. There are two queries to get a final data set.
the first query is embedded into the other. . Is there a away to only use one query to get the max date?
Thank You
Jim Wagner
qry_MaxEffDtMinMidMax
SELECT MinMidMax.Jobcode, Max(MinMidMax.Effdt) AS MaxOfEffdt
FROM MinMidMax
GROUP BY MinMidMax.Jobcode;
qry_GetMaxEffDtMINMIDMAX
SELECT MinMidMax.Effdt, MinMidMax.Jobcode, MinMidMax.Descr, MinMidMax.Grade, MinMidMax.[Sal Range Min Rate], MinMidMax.[Sal Range Mid Rate], MinMidMax.[Sal Range Max Rate], MinMidMax.[Empl Class] INTO MaxEffDtMinMidMaxAllASU
FROM qry_MaxEffDtMinMidMax INNER JOIN MinMidMax ON (qry_MaxEffDtMinMidMax.MaxOfEffdt = MinMidMax.Effdt) AND (qry_MaxEffDtMinMidMax.Jobcode = MinMidMax.Jobcode);
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