How do I do that with multiple tables? All the examples I have
onlu use 2 tables.
BJ
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try a LEFT OUTER JOIN. That should work for you.
Jeff
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Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 8:47 AM
Subject: SQL Question
I have a MS_SQL query (simplified for this question):
SELECT *
FROM product A,style B,quantity C
WHERE A.product_id = B.product_id AND
B.style_id = C.style_id AND
ORDER BY A.product,B.style,F.productSize
I have another table that contains images for some of the products.
I would like to get back all the products that have or don't
have images. I tried using a RIGHT JOIN but I couldn't get it
working correctly.
The images use the style_id to identify which style they belong
to. So B.style_id = D.style_id (D being images)
Thoughts?
Thanks,
BJ
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