How to perform a LEFT OUTER JOIN in C/ODBC Navision 3.10

Johan_van_Bragt
Member Posts: 7
I want to perform the following query:
SELECT sc.Code as code, sc.Description as Naam, jt.Type
FROM "Source Code" as sc
LEFT OUTER JOIN "Gen_ Journal Template" as jt on jt."Source Code"=sc.Code
C/ODBC does not support the LEFT OUTER JOIN syntax. Therefore i reconstructed the query to:
SELECT sc.Code as code, sc.Description as Naam, jt.Type
FROM "Source Code" as sc, "Gen_ Journal Template" as jt
WHERE jt."Source Code" = sc.Code
The problem is that this is an INNER JOIN and i loose records this way...
How do i specify a LEFT OUTER JOIN?
SELECT sc.Code as code, sc.Description as Naam, jt.Type
FROM "Source Code" as sc
LEFT OUTER JOIN "Gen_ Journal Template" as jt on jt."Source Code"=sc.Code
C/ODBC does not support the LEFT OUTER JOIN syntax. Therefore i reconstructed the query to:
SELECT sc.Code as code, sc.Description as Naam, jt.Type
FROM "Source Code" as sc, "Gen_ Journal Template" as jt
WHERE jt."Source Code" = sc.Code
The problem is that this is an INNER JOIN and i loose records this way...
How do i specify a LEFT OUTER JOIN?
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