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The column prefix does not match with a table name or alias name used in
Help, I'm try to do this query : select * from CivilHeader where CivilHeader.CaseNumber = Judgment1.Casenumber but I get this error and dont know what is causing it : The column prefix 'Judgment1' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query.
Judgment1 is a table not a column so the error message makes no sense
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You must include all tables referenced by the query in the FROM clause. Your FROM clause does not include a table named Judgment1, thus the error.
Try this:
SELECT * FROM CivilHeader, Judgment1
WHERE CivilHeader.CaseNumber = Judgment1.CaseNumber
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