Thank you! I will research the UNION Clause. You have been a great help!
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 3:13 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
>
> On 2/1/2011 11:35 AM, Aaron M Renfroe wrote:
> > On another note, the
> > query that brought back 98 results may have been working right, i found
> > another 78 record
On 2/1/2011 11:35 AM, Aaron M Renfroe wrote:
> On another note, the
> query that brought back 98 results may have been working right, i found
> another 78 records in another table for race car radiators, i'm almost
> guessing that the last few are in another table that would make the total
> 200 r
On 2/1/2011 11:35 AM, Aaron M Renfroe wrote:
> But i'm now getting an error that the part_number field
> is ambiguous. Ugh
That just means that the field is in both (multiple) tables and the
database wants you to tell it which table you want to use to get the
value for this column to use in
I guess it could be both.
While some part numbers can fit multiple years, makes, and models of a
vehicle others just fit one. The top 200 are our best selling radiators.
In theory, i want to hit the master table, pull out all the information on
the radiator based on the part number being supplied
On 2/1/2011 10:22 AM, Aaron Renfroe wrote:
> Hello Ian and thank you!
>
> But my query was still running wrong, correct?
Not necessarily, maybe your data is wrong. You may need to provide some
more description on what data is in each of these tables and how you are
trying to utilize it before
Hello Ian and thank you!
I have tried both the left and right joins, the RIGHT join brought back the 15k
results again, the LEFT join was bringing back so many that i killed the
browser before it hurt something :)
JOINS:
SELECT * FROM GriffinDataRevised
LEFT OUTER JOIN Top200 ON GriffinDa
a standard join looks like this..
select foo from a
join b on a.id = b.id
So yours would look something like
SELECT PartNumber
FROM GriffinDataRevised d
JOIN Top200 t on d.partnumber = t.part_number
You're not technically doing a join, you're doing a sub query.
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 11:41 AM
On 2/1/2011 9:41 AM, Aaron Renfroe wrote:
> Hello All!
>
> SELECT DISTINCT PartNumber FROM GriffinDataRevised
> INNER JOIN Top200 ON GriffinDataRevised.PartNumber = Top200.Part_Number
> WHERE Top200.part_number = GriffinDataRevised.PartNumber
INNER JOIN will enforce a filter tha
Hello All!
I'm trying my first Join of two tables and not having the best of luck...
One table holds just a part number off our top 200 products, the second table
holds a part number along with all the information that accompanies that part.
I'm trying to pull back all the data from the inform
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