$ 0 0 Why different queries? Couldn't you simply use WHERE CUST_NAME = 'AMY' OR CUST_NAME = 'JAMES'? Or if this was just an example and you're actually accessing different tables: SELECT ... UNION ALL SELECT ... UNION ALL Dieter
Why different queries?
Couldn't you simply use WHERE CUST_NAME = 'AMY' OR CUST_NAME = 'JAMES'?
Or if this was just an example and you're actually accessing different tables:
SELECT ...
UNION ALL
SELECT ...
UNION ALL
Dieter