Re: Using Joins

[Ted Schrader]

Hi Suresh,

Give us the select statement you have right now so we can see.

In the meantime, try:

SELECT *
  FROM Employee e INNER JOIN
       Dept d ON e.empId = d.empId

Ted

On 18/04/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I am trying find the results from the multiple tables.  
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> I have Employee table with empId and empname.  Dept table with empId and deptno, dept-name  
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> There are only two rows in master and two corresponding rows in the detail tables.  
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> When I am using the Inner join I am getting the four results. Where as I am expecting two results. Each result inturn should contains  
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> Can you please give the query syntax to fetch the data from multiple table using the join.  
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