Thomas Good wrote:
>I have a query that looks up a patient's placement (which ward)
>in one table and then looks up diagnostic and demographic data
>in another...takes 53 seconds. Ouch.
>
>However, when I use table aliasing...the query output is on the
>screen *before* I submit the query. ;-)
>
>I'll send syntax, if you like.
Please do, to the list. I have never heard of 'table aliasing' and would
like to know more.
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