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I have a view where I am joining two very large tables.

I am joining where Brand and then Product match.

My problem is that there are quite a few rows where there is a Brand and Product in Table A but it is not in Table B and the other way around, Products in B that aren't in A and I need ALL of the products to show, not just the ones that are in both tables.

The field names are the same in each table, one is North America and the other is Europe. HOW do I write that?

SELECT
dbo.SummaryNA.Brand,
dbo.SummaryNA.Product,
dbo.SummaryEU.Brand AS Expr1,
dbo.SummaryEU.Product AS Expr2,
dbo.SummaryNA.Supplier,

[Code] ....

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Ambiguous match found.

i'm using sql server 2000


here is my code

Dim con As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection

con.ConnectionString = _
"Data Source=localhost;" + _
"Initial Catalog=registeruser;" + _
"User ID=int422;" + _
"Password=int422"


Dim cmd As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand

cmd.Connection = con
cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text
cmd.CommandText = "SELECT salt,hash FROM users WHERE login_id = '" + user.Text + "'"


Dim rdr As SqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior.CloseConnection)


con.Open()

Dim salt, hash As String



While rdr.Read()


If user.Text = rdr.Item("login_id").ToString() Then

salt = rdr.Item("salt").ToString()
hash = rdr.Item("hash").ToString()


End If


End While

con.Close()


Label1.Text = salt



End Sub

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