Help with simple Query.

Question

I have 2 tables.  Table A and Table B
Table A
Client_ID
Client_Name
Table B
Document_ID
Client_ID
Document_Name
I need a SQL query that can return all Client Names and all of the Document Names that each client is missing.
I have seen lots examples all over the web about returning Client Names from Table A that are missing from Table B, but nothing about returning the Document Names from Table B as well.
RobA29

Answer 1

>> Clients and Documents <<
Why do you think that those are good table names? Why did you fail to write DDL? This is minimal Netiquette for 30+ years of SQL forums. 
Each entity gets table: 
CREATE TABLE Clients
(client_id CHAR(10) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
 client_name VARCHAR(35) NOT NULL);
CREATE TABLE Documents
(document_id CHAR(10) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
 document_name VARCHAR(35) NOT NULL);
Here is one guess (based on nothing you bothered to tell us) at the relationship: 
CREATE TABLE Document_Assignments
(client_id CHAR(10) NOT NULL
  REFERENCES Clients (client_id),
 document_id CHAR(10) NOT NULL
 REFERENCES Documents (document_id),
 PRIMARY KEY (document_id, client_id));
This is n:m, but put in some UNIQUE constraints and you can get 1:n or m:1 or 1:1; do you know what those terms mean? Why don't you read any book on RDBMS over the holidays before you try to write SQL again? It will help a lot. 
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