Today’s guest blogger is Colin Wilcox, writer for Access Training on Office Online. When you query multiple tables for data, you sometimes see a message about “ambiguous outer joins.” The message tells you to create a separate query that performs one of the joins, and then include that first query in your SQL statement
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Dealing with the “ambiguous outer joins” message
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Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 Training Kit
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