Joe Yoder wrote:
I have data in various tables with this structure:
Time_Stamp
Value
I need to combine the tables into this structure:
Time_Stamp
ValueFromTable1
ValueFromTable2
ValueFromTable3
I have code that does this but expect there is a better way to do it via
SQL.
Does someone want to save me the time of figuring it out?
Thanks in advance,
Assuming the fields are the same type and length, then try this you could,
Select table1.t1value,table2.t2value,table3.t3value ;
from table1,table2,table3 ;
where table1.time_stamp = table2.time_stamp and table2.time_stamp =
table3.time_stamp ;
into cursor mycurs
Depending on whether there is data in all the tables, an outer join you
may need to do.
HTH
Peter
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