I've looked through all the related questions, but none of them does exactly what I need. I have two identically-structured tables (id, VoucherNbr, BalanceInit) - one is from our current production system (tableA), and the other is from a client's legacy system (tableB). Table A has records a,b,c,d,e (for example), and table B has a,b,c,d,e,f,g. Table B will always have all the values that exist in table A, but also has extra rows. I need to return a resultset that contains all the rows in table B that don't exist in table A (f and g, using the example.) How can I do this?
TABLE_1
ID | VoucherNbr | BalanceInit ============================================= 1 | 1111111111111111 | 25.00TABLE_2
ID | VoucherNbr | BalanceInit ============================================= 2 | 1111111111111111 | 3.00
Expected outputID | BalanceInit ============================================= 2 | 3.00
I've looked through all the related questions, but none of them does exactly what I need. I have two identically-structured tables (id, VoucherNbr, BalanceInit) - one is from our current production system (tableA), and the other is from a client's legacy system (tableB). Table A has records a,b,c,d,e (for example), and table B has a,b,c,d,e,f,g. Table B will always have all the values that exist in table A, but also has extra rows. I need to return a resultset that contains all the rows in table B that don't exist in table A (f and g, using the example.) How can I do this?
Ranjith@Learner @Microsoft products