Re: Nested Query for newbie?
From: Steve Kass (skass_at_drew.edu)
Date: 05/14/04
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Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 16:29:45 -0400
If you have a table with all the IDNum values (IDNum represents a pay
period??), use it, or if not,
(select Distinct IDNum from TblPayrolldetail) IDs
where I have
IDs
select IDs.IDNum, [Tbl Employee] SSN
from IDs, [Tbl Employee]
where not exists (
select * from TblPayrolldetail D
where D.IDNum = IDs.IDNum
and D.SSN = [TblEmployee].SSN
)
Steve Kass
Drew University
PM wrote:
>Hi
>thanks for reading
>I have 2 tables. The first has employee information and
>the second has
>payroll information. I need to find out people who are not
>in the
>payroll but in the employee table.
>Since the payroll has multiple instances i have to filter
>it and find
>out for each payroll.
>I don't think i have explained it very well so here is the
>data set.
>hope someone can help me with this.
>Thanks in advance
>prit
>
>
>Tbl Employee
>PlanID SSN
>1001 111111111
>1001 222222222
>1001 333333333
>
>TblPayrolldetail
>IDNum PlanID SSN
>1 1001 111111111
>1 1001 222222222
>2 1001 222222222
>2 1001 333333333
>
>Required RESULT required(Missing employees for each pay
>period)
>IDNum SSN
>1 333333333
>2 111111111
>
>
>
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