Drew wrote:
> This seems to me the appropriate situation for using OUTER JOINs, but I
> cannot figure out how to get the null rows without the not-null rows.
> However, when I try to exclude the one not-null row, doing this:
> SELECT
> s.source_id,tp.translation_pair_id,t.translation_id,t.language_id, l.name
> FROM (select * FROM source s WHERE source_id = 159986) AS s
> LEFT OUTER JOIN translation_pair tp USING(source_id)
> LEFT OUTER JOIN translation t ON tp.translation_id =
> t.translation_id AND t.translation_id IS NULL
> RIGHT OUTER JOIN language l on l.language_id = t.language_id;
Ah, you need to put the "IS NULL" outside the join.
SELECT
...
WHERE s.source_id IS NULL OR tp.translation_pair_id IS NULL OR ...
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