This should work:
select TOP (1) nc.new_community_id, nc.new_community_name,
nc.new_community_short_desc,
ncp.new_community_photo_w150, ncp.new_community_photo_w500
from new_communities nc, new_community_photos ncp
where nc.new_community_id = ncp.new_community_id
order by nc.new_community_name
Bruce
Rick Faircloth wrote:
> This seems like it ought to be simple, but I'm not
> quite seeing the solution.
>
> How would I adjust this query to select one community
> from the new_communities table
> and only the *first* photo from the new_community_photos table.
>
> Right now I get the community as many times as there are photos for it.
>
> I want *one* community and *one* matching photo.
>
> Here's what I put together and then realized the problem...
>
> select nc.new_community_id, nc.new_community_name,
> nc.new_community_short_desc,
> ncp.new_community_photo_w150, ncp.new_community_photo_w500
> from new_communities nc, new_community_photos ncp
> where nc.new_community_id = ncp.new_community_id
> order by nc.new_community_name
>
> ???
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rick
>
>
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