I have a pieces table with p_id as primary key.
I have a requests table with r_id as primary key.
I have a pieces_requests table with (p_id, r_id) as primary key, and an 
indicator pr_ind reflecting the state of that relationship

A single select of details from the pieces table based on an entry in the 
pieces_requests table returns what I expect.

users=# select * from pieces_requests where r_id=5695;
 p_id | r_id | pr_ind 
------+------+--------
 5102 | 5695 |       
 5020 | 5695 |       
 5065 | 5695 |       
 5147 | 5695 |       
 4917 | 5695 |       
 5165 | 5695 |       
 4884 | 5695 |       
 5021 | 5695 |       
 5121 | 5695 |       
 5130 | 5695 |       
 5088 | 5695 |       
 4900 | 5695 |       
 4197 | 5695 |       
 2731 | 5695 |       
(14 rows)

users=# select p_id, p_name from pieces where p_id in (select p_id from 
pieces_requests where r_id=5695);
 p_id | p_name  
------+---------
 4884 | LSERVB
 4900 | ESALES4
 5102 | LSALES6
 2731 | LSALESE
 5147 | ESALES5
 5020 | LSALES5
 5130 | LSALES3
 5021 | WSERV7
 4917 | LSALESA
 5165 | LSERV8
 5088 | LADMIN1
 5121 | LSALESL
 4197 | WSERV1
 5065 | LSALESG
(14 rows)

users=# 


However, when I try to include the pr_ind in the result set I get multiple 
records (at the moment pr_ind is NULL for every record)

I've tried both

select p.p_id, r.pr_ind 
from pieces p
join pieces_requests r on p.p_id = r.p_id
where p.p_id in (select p_id from pieces_requests where r_id=5695)

and 

select p.p_id, r.pr_ind 
from pieces p, pieces_requests r 
where p.p_id = r.p_id and 
p.p_id in (select p_id from pieces_requests where r_id=5695)

Both result in the following. Can anyone see why. I think I'm going blind on 
this one

users=# select p.p_id, p_name, r.pr_ind 
users-# from pieces p, pieces_requests r 
users-# where p.p_id = r.p_id and 
users-# p.p_id in (select p_id from pieces_requests where r_id=5695);
 p_id | p_name  | pr_ind 
------+---------+--------
 2731 | LSALESE |       
 2731 | LSALESE |       
 2731 | LSALESE |       
 2731 | LSALESE |       
 4884 | LSERVB  |       
 4900 | ESALES4 |       
 4900 | ESALES4 |       
 4917 | LSALESA |       
 4197 | WSERV1  |       
 4197 | WSERV1  |       
 4884 | LSERVB  |       
 5021 | WSERV7  |       
 5065 | LSALESG |       
 5065 | LSALESG |       
 4884 | LSERVB  |       
 5121 | LSALESL |       
 5088 | LADMIN1 |       
 5130 | LSALES3 |       
 5147 | ESALES5 |       
 5102 | LSALES6 |       
 5020 | LSALES5 |       
 5065 | LSALESG |       
 5147 | ESALES5 |       
 4917 | LSALESA |       
 5165 | LSERV8  |       
 4884 | LSERVB  |       
 5021 | WSERV7  |       
 5121 | LSALESL |       
 5130 | LSALES3 |       
 5088 | LADMIN1 |       
 4900 | ESALES4 |       
 4197 | WSERV1  |       
 2731 | LSALESE |       
(33 rows)

users=# 

-- 
Gary Stainburn
Group I.T. Manager
Ringways Garages
http://www.ringways.co.uk 


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