Exclusive Selection

Hello.
I'm working with a access v.2 database.

This are 2 tables from where I need to collect some data:

Table Account
|ID|Name
|1 |James
|2 |Stewart
|3 |Bill
|4 |Bob

Table AccountTMP
|ID|
|1 |
|4 |

The fields ID are PK on both tables.

How do I select the data not existing on the AccountTMP table (ID=2, ID=3), based on the Account fields?

Thank you.

should it be something like this?

Select account.id
from account
where account.id not in
(Select * from AccountTMP)

Thank you.

I would consider a join operation first - it's more natural for SQL to process.

Code:

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Select * From Account AC
Left Join AccountTmp AT on AT.Id=AC.Id
Where AT.Id is null

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If you want to test your method though - the proper syntax would be more like:

Code:

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Select account.id
from account
where account.id not in
(Select Id from AccountTMP)

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