Query to show all books that wasn't borrowed by a reader

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Hi friends,
How can I show by query all the books that has not been borrowed by a chosen reader?
My query setup is: Table 1 readers( name etc.)
Table 2 books (name etc)
Table 3 Table of borrowing dates linked by 1 to many link to tables 1 and 2
Sorry! I am not allowed to send images yet
Thank you in advance,
Eli​
 
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Upload an extract of your database via another source like dropbox and place a link in you thread it will be easier to take a look from there.
 
Upload an extract of your database via another source like dropbox and place a link in you thread it will be easier to take a look from there.
Hi Trevor and thank you
The forum does not allow to attache links until one have 10 threads.
Tell me please If you need more details
Eli
 
Please see
I tried that but there is no way to attach files at all even zipped files!
I cannot even quote your link:

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To be able to post links or images your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 7 posts.

Please remove links from your message, then you will be able to submit your post.
 
You might need to have sent at least 10 threads (I think), but you should be able to use another option as I have mentioned then just copy the URL from Dropbox or who every you upload it into your thread that is permitted.
 
The link is in the stickys in the Tables(Queries, Forms...) sections. I have attached a jpg of same.
 

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impossible:
I wrote the link as text without http

//tinypic.com/r/2608lqs/5

Eli
 
Eli I was hoping you would have sent a link to download a sample of the database, it would be better that just showing the query as I don't know the structure of the tables and what the data looks like. Now that you have 10 threads perhaps zip and extract of the database into your thread.
 
Eli thank you for posting the database sadly I don't understand it as it is not designed in English, I am sorry to say I wont be able to offer assistance, perhaps add to your thread or start a new one the language name it has been created in.
 
Thank you Trevor,
I figured it out myself.
Eli
 

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