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Oct 31, 2001

I have a table (tblAction) that contains customer account numbers (Account)
and actions taken on the account in a given day (AcctCode). So each account
can have multiple actions taken on it (one row for each action) in a day.

I have a request to present a result set that displays all action 52, 53,54.
But if a given account number has at least one action 28, then they want me to exclude all the rows for that account number from the result set. Can someone help with this?

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Exclude Rows

Feb 16, 2004

Table 1 is just a reference table. Users add values to table 2.

I need to select/exclude records from table1 where the id2 in table2 = 1.

How get the following results:


table 1
----------
id
----------
a
b
c
d
e
f
g


table 2
----------
id / id2
----------
b / 1
c / 1
d / 1
f / 1
c / 2
d / 2
a / 4
b / 4


need results
----------
id
----------
a
e
g


any suggestions?


thanks

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2 5 TypeA
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4 NULL TypeA
5 NULL TypeB
6 26 TypeC
7 NULL TypeD
8 NULL TypeD

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14583 2798
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Code Snippet
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Code Block

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Code Block

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Code Block

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Code Block

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Below. I have also pasted the current result of this query and the desired result. 

Query can be updated to get the desired result as given below?

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From MMIT_CLAIM_ITEM b, mmit_tpl c , mmit_attachment_link d, MMIT_TPL_GROUP_RSN_ADJ f
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5501 07/13/2015 PR 12 3.76
5501 07/13/2015 OT 32 33.45
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REASON_CODE_2 ADJUSTMENT_AMOUNT_2 GROUP_CODE_3 REASON_CODE_3 ADJUSTMENT_AMOUNT_3

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<code>
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