On Sunday 04 September 2005 20:08, Andreas Joseph Krogh wrote:
> Replying to my self...
Again...
I managed to "reduse" my query to the following:
SELECT gr.groupname FROM onp_group gr, onp_user u
WHERE gr.id IN
(
SELECT g.id FROM
onp_group g, onp_user_group ug
WHERE g.groupname =
Replying to my self...
Here's a somewhat simpler version without the IN-queries:
SELECT g.id
from onp_group g, onp_user_group ug
where g.groupname = ug.groupname AND ug.username = 'andreak'
UNION
SELECT gc.child_id
FROM onp_group_children gc, onp_group g, onp_user_group ug
WHERE gc.group_id = g.i
Hi all, I have the followin query:
SELECT g.id
from onp_group g
where g.groupname IN
(SELECT ug.groupname from onp_user_group ug WHERE ug.username =
'andreak')
UNION (SELECT child_id
FROM onp_group_children
WHERE group_id IN
(SELECT g.id from onp_group g
On Sun, Sep 04, 2005 at 10:19:12PM +1000, Neil Dugan wrote:
> I have two similar but not identical tables.
> I would like to create a view that combines the contents of both tables
> into a single view, where each record in each table is visible as a
> separate record in the view.
Sounds like you'
I have two similar but not identical tables.
I would like to create a view that combines the contents of both tables
into a single view, where each record in each table is visible as a
separate record in the view.
table a
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