Can anyone tell me a more efficient way to structure this query? It
works fast enough now, but I don't have that much data yet. I am
concerned with future performance.
I need all of the rows from the project table that match the first where
clause. The other information saves me from having to run a bunch of
additional queries to get information that I need to display.
select a.clientid, a.pid, a.writerid, a.dt_assigned,
b.itemname,
c.fname, c.lname, d.company
from projects a,
catalog b,
clients c,
partners d
where a.writerid = 2 and
a.sku = b.sku and
a.clientid = c.id and
c.partnerid = d.id;
Thanks,
David McInnis
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