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Originally Posted by June7
Is your database SQLServer?
JOIN clause does not make sense. Shouldn't it be: INNER JOIN TABLE1 AS nbc
Post the enter SQL statement.
I ended up figuring it out. Basically disregard my JOIN. I changed verbiage and must have mistyped. Here is what solved it.
INNER JOIN BR.NB as nc on CASE WHEN bc.S6='AAA' THEN 'AAA1' ELSE bc.S6 END
I was doing the CASE WHEN outside of the JOIN in the SELECT statement which was too late because the JOIN already ran. This way it took the AAA in table 1 and viewed it as AAA1 in table 2 linking the records. This can be closed. Thanks.
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