Posted by Dave on 05/23/05 18:58

Thanks Geoff,

Did you mean:
SELECT table_1.ID, table_1.NAME if(table_1.ID = table_2.ID, table_2.FLAG, 0)
AS MY_FLAG
FROM table_1, table_2
WHERE table_1.ID LIKE '1000%' and table_1.ID = table_2.ID
ORDER BY table_1.ID;

If so this works but won't return the row:
10003 10002 name 0

As the query is restricted by matching ID cols in both tables.

Thanks,

Dave

"Geoff May" <BeateUndGeoff@t-online.de> wrote in message
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> Dave wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > [snipped]
> >
> > if I try the following query, it returns incorrect cols for rows:
> > SELECT table_1.ID, table_1.NAME if(table_1.ID = table_2.ID,
table_2.FLAG, 0)
> > AS MY_FLAG
> > FROM table_1, table_2
> > WHERE table_1.ID LIKE '1000%' ORDER BY table_1.ID;
> >
> > returns:
> > ID NAME MY_FLAG
> > 10001 10001 name 1
> > 10001 10001 name 0
> > 10002 10002 name 0
> > 10003 10002 name 0
>
> SELECT table_1.ID, table_1.NAME if(table_1.ID = table_2.ID, table_2.FLAG,
0)
> AS MY_FLAG
> FROM table_1, table_2
> WHERE table_1.ID LIKE '1000%' ORDER BY table_1.ID
> and table_1.ID = table_2.ID;
>
> MfG
>
> Geoff.
>
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