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First I would like to say that your join would never produce the results that you describe. Second if you have multiple names associated with the same id and a single key then your system will never work correctly, because it is totally incorrect to have multiple names in a DBMS associated with a single key which is/should usually be a unique multiple key.
However cicumstances exist where for example you have FAMILY NAME, FAMILY MEMBER (2 KEYS are required) but you are using only one as a sort in your request.
In the circumstances that you are looking at, even if you only have 1 key and multiple rows then
1) JOIN ID IN A TO ALL ID IN B (for the join) 2) PRINT X Y Z BY ID BY NAME (for the sort)
Will resole your problem
This really is a basic and fundamental issue of any system not just WebFocus.
The forum is a place where those of us using Focus/WebFocus freely give help and advice but in this case I really do suggest that you request that your employer pay for you to have some basic training from a competent person.This message has been edited. Last edited by: <JG>,
Thank you Texas Stingray... a merge is what I had more in mind. This has helped me!
Umm okay, thank you JG (I think). I was just asking a question, I don't think insults are necessary.
If you were going to just do that, I would have rather you not replied to my post.
Thank you all for your help. I apologize if my questions are too "basic." I too thought that "the forum is a place where those of us using Focus/WebFocus freely give help and advice."This message has been edited. Last edited by: slfmr,
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