PMFJI,
Please note that it is not "Best Practices" to have spaces in object names. (Objects include field, table, query, form and report names.)
It would be better if your field names were
Code:
SELECT
Pilots.[FirstName],
Pilots.[LastName],
Pilots.[BaseMonth],
Pilots.[CertificateNumber],
Event.[EventName],
Event.[EventDescription],
Event.[ValidDuration],
Event.[DateCompleted],
Event.[DateExpires],
Event.[EventType],
Event.[Cert_Num]
FROM Pilots INNER JOIN Event ON Pilots.[CertificateNumber] = Event.[Cert_Num];
Note the lack of spaces in names....
You have not provided any info about what you are trying to accomplish, so I have some questions.
What constitutes a "CertificateNumber"?
Can the "CertificateNumber" for a pilot ever change?
Does a pilot only have 1 "CertificateNumber"?
What are events?
What is the primary key (PK) field in the two tables?
I have concerns that you have table design issues. I don't think you should be linking the tables using "CertificateNumber".
Maybe you would make a copy of the dB, delete all but 5 pilot records, change any sensitive info and post the dB. Change the names to something like Fred Flintstone, Barney Rubble, etc.
Compress (zip) and post.