On 19 Oct 2001 at 19:32, G.L. Grobe wrote:
> Anyone help w/ the following sql query ... Here's my tables
...
>
> table A
> id name
> -----|-------
> 1000 AA
> 1001 AB
> 1002 AC
> 1003 AD
>
> table B
> id pid
> -----|-------
> 1000 1000
> 1001 1000
> 1002 1000
> 1003 1001
> 1004 1001
>
> Here's my query, (note that 'AA' is all the info I provide,
> cause that's the ) ...
>
> SELECT B.id FROM B, A WHERE B.pid = A.id AND A.name = 'AA';
I think you misspelled the first parameter of the first
WHERE condition. It should be "B.id", not "B.pid":
SELECT B.id FROM B, A WHERE B.id = A.id AND A.name = 'AA';
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