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user name missing or exist in search

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I am reading user from lookup file and then searching a search and find the user list from lookup file and giving table as user and status missing or exist in search.
please suggest me what should be the efficient way of doing this.

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kml_uvce
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there are 2 ways of doing this.
1) Use left join : <first search of lookuptable> left join <second search>
2) use transaction and append on user: <first search of lookuptable> |append <second search> |transaction user|use if condition to see any field of second search exist then make value as exist otherwise missing.

second way of doing is faster than first...

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kml_uvce
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there are 2 ways of doing this.
1) Use left join : <first search of lookuptable> left join <second search>
2) use transaction and append on user: <first search of lookuptable> |append <second search> |transaction user|use if condition to see any field of second search exist then make value as exist otherwise missing.

second way of doing is faster than first...

kamal singh bisht
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thanks second option works for me

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