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Tom Root from Desertschools.org asked on 2/19/03:
>Does Query have a way to Join two datasets using two fields?
>I'm looking for something like:
> Join DataSet1 to DataSet2 where
> DataSet1.FieldA = DataSet2.FieldX ** AND **
> DataSet1.FieldB = DataSet2.FieldY
Tom,
I believe you can do what you want using the "multifind" command followed
by the "report" command in Query. At the Query prompt type "HELP MU" or
"HELP RE" and it will display the use and parameters for these commands.
HTH,
John Hornberger
Sr. Systems Programmer
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