Hi Bjorn,
If all you want is BrandName and ProductName then
SELECT products.NAME as ProdName, brands.NAME as BrandName FROM products, brands WHERE products.MENU_SUBCAT_ID = #Flash.Param1# AND brands.BRAND_ID = products.BRAND_ID
Should do what you want.
Regards,
Brett B)
Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:
I know I already gave you guys praise, but that sql statement didn't work for me
Heres want I want to achieve Below are the tables, I stripped out most of the fields
CREATE TABLE products ( PRODUCT_ID int(6), MENU_SUBCAT_ID tinyint(4), BRAND_ID int(4), NAME varchar(50), PRIMARY KEY (PRODUCT_ID) ) CREATE TABLE brands ( BRAND_ID int(4), NAME varchar(50), PRIMARY KEY (BRAND_ID) )
My param I'm passing from Flash relates to products.MENU_SUBCAT_ID
SELECT products.NAME as ProdName, products.BRAND_ID, brands.NAME as
BrandName FROM products, brands WHERE products.BRAND_ID = brands.BRAND_ID AND products.MENU_SUBCAT_ID = #Flash.Param1#
I need a result like BrandName, ProdName; I-mate , smartphone;
Guys this is killing me
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