Try this:
SELECT * FROM content, address WHERE content.msg_id = address.msg_id
If I understand what your asking for, you want a JOIN. If I don't
understand, forgive me, it's late... :)
Tyrone
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From: matteo [mailto:matt@web]On Behalf Of Matthieu Paindavoine
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 10:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Collapsing queries
Hello,
I am relatively new with MySQL (and SQL for that matter) and I couldn't
find much reference to my problem in earlier posts.
Let's say I have 2 tables,
CONTENT: msg_id, msg_text
ADDRESS: msg_id, address
and I receive the msg "Hello World" addressed to the twins Foo and Bar.
now my tables look like this:
CONTENT:
1 Hello World
ADDRESS:
1 Foo
1 Bar
I am desperatly looking for a sql statement that would produce
1 | Hello World | Foo, Bar
Is there such a thing??
I welcome any suggestions,
Thanks
Matthieu
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