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Have these tables

membNum membFNme membLNme
1234 Bob Zoo
1235 Big Mar
1236 Luke Chies
1237 Zama Long
1238 Zain Zoie

hikeDate TransTyp hikeLFNme
30-02-2008 Foot MountEver
01-07-2010 Bus CreepDan
13-05-2005 Truck Walk

membNum hikeDate task
1234 01-07-2010 Team leader
1236 30-02-2008 Medical Officer
1238 13-05-2005 None

I need an SQL statement that will help me pull out all the members that have never participated in a hike.

Posted 16-Aug-10 19:26pm

allaparaclatus

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Arun Jacob · Answer 1 · 2010-08-16T19:33:00

Solution 1

Try something like,

SELECT * FROM   MemberTable
LEFT OUTER JOIN HikeTable
ON              MEMBERTABLE.MemberID = HIKETABLE.MemberID 
WHERE           HIKETABLE.MemberID IS NULL

Posted 16-Aug-10 19:33pm

Arun Jacob

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allaparaclatus 17-Aug-10 3:00am

Thanks you.

Arun Jacob 17-Aug-10 3:27am

If it worked, mark it as answer so that others can see it solved.