How to use "not in" in MS Access?

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Hi friends,
I have a MS Access database and i m working on two tables which include the fields Customer name and Booking date from CustomerMaster and PMReg table.

I want to display only those customer names who are not in PMReg table.
Note: In both table customer names exists.

My query is:

SQL

select a.customer from CustomerMaster as c,PMReg as p where a.active=p.active
and a.customer not in (select customer from PMReg)

Posted 21-Dec-12 23:05pm

PRAKASH_N

Updated 21-Dec-12 23:23pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Dain Ucak · Answer 1 · 2012-12-21T23:36:00

Solution 1

you can not use "not in" for access. but you can use joins and check nulls value.
See more detail from here

Finding records that exist in one table but not a query

Posted 21-Dec-12 23:36pm

Dain Ucak

Updated 21-Dec-12 23:42pm

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Maciej Los 15-Apr-13 4:44am

Good answer, +5!