Posted by <freek2000 on 11/03/05 17:07

i must agree hugo, you don't have relationships from first table to second
one
i found some mistake in hugo's sql :)))
instead of
INNER JOIN orderdetails AS od
ON od.orderid - o.orderid (------ minus)

you should use = (eqaual)

:))))





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>I am using this query but it�s not working, please help
>
> select customers.customerid, customers.country,
> orders.orderid, orders.orderdate, orderdetails. sum(unitprice) as
> TotalSales
> from customers, orders, orderdetails
> left join orders on customers.customerid = orders.customerid
> where orderdate > �11/1/4�
> and country <> �USA�
> and unitprice > 0
> and orderid > 346544
> group by orderid
> order by orderid
>
> This is the error message that I�m getting:
> ables or functions �orders� and �orders� have the same exposed names.
> Use correlation names to distinguish them.
> I�m not sure how to make this work......... Thank You Tricia :)
>
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