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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Left Outer join with Having in SQL Server
select p.[ProductName],count(po.ProductID)
from Products as p Left Outer join
Productorder po on p.ProductID=po.productID
GROUP By p.[ProductName],po.ProductID
HAVING (count(po.ProductID) > 0)
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