The part that I'm a little lost on is the WHERE part:
Table1
-----
UniquePersonNumber
blah
yadda
GruntSounds
-----
ooga
booga
blargh
HowSpeak (1 to many relationship with Table1)
-----
UniqueNumber (lookup to UniquePersonNumber field in Table1)
Sounds (lookup to GruntSounds table)
The part that I'm a little lost on is the WHERE part -- the "matching" portion of the FROM was shortened for brevity:
SELECT blah, yadda
FROM Table1 LEFT JOIN HowSpeak ON "matching UniquePersonNumber"
WHERE
"a person makes both an ooga sound and a booga sound but doesn't make a blargh sound"
I hope that I gave enough information from this fictional project to make it clear how I'm attempting to structure the WHERE in the statement.
Table1
-----
UniquePersonNumber
blah
yadda
GruntSounds
-----
ooga
booga
blargh
HowSpeak (1 to many relationship with Table1)
-----
UniqueNumber (lookup to UniquePersonNumber field in Table1)
Sounds (lookup to GruntSounds table)
The part that I'm a little lost on is the WHERE part -- the "matching" portion of the FROM was shortened for brevity:
SELECT blah, yadda
FROM Table1 LEFT JOIN HowSpeak ON "matching UniquePersonNumber"
WHERE
"a person makes both an ooga sound and a booga sound but doesn't make a blargh sound"
I hope that I gave enough information from this fictional project to make it clear how I'm attempting to structure the WHERE in the statement.