Hi Rudy.. I mean everyone ;-p
i've two tables:
JobType
id (int)
name (varChar)
Jobs
id (int)
user (int)
week (date)
day (int)
jobNo (int)
jobType (int)
hours (int)
I want to list all job types, and IF there's any corresponding with
the jobs table, I want to marry them up.
I've used this:
SELECT jobType.name, jobs.user, jobs.jobNo, jobs.jobType, jobs.hours, jobs.day
FROM jobType
RIGHT JOIN jobs on
jobs.jobType = jobType.id
But I'm only getting results if there's the Jobtype id in the jobs table..
Anyhoo... how can I list all jobTypes, and 'fill in the gaps'?
I've googled OUTER joins, but Im getting errors...?? Hmmmmm
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