Try this:
select c.custid, cd.description,
c.company, c.title, c.salutation, c.firstname,
c.lastname, c.address, c.postcode, c.city, c.areacode,
c.phone, c.mobilephone, c.fax, c.email from customer
as c, customerdescription as cd where exists (
(select '1' from sven1 ss
where c.custid = ss.custid);
Duane
-----Original Message-----
From: Prabu Subroto [mailto:prabu_subroto@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 4:34 AM
To: Postgres General Milis
Subject: [GENERAL] selecting more that 2 tables based on 1 subquery find
an error
Dear my friends...
I want to "select" query 2 tables. one is "customer"
and one is "customer.description" but the customer
records that I want to "select" are only what in
subquery result.
Here what I've done:
"
postgres@patrix:~> select c.custid, cd.description,
c.company, c.title, c.salutation, c.firstname,
c.lastname, c.address, c.postcode, c.city, c.areacode,
c.phone, c.mobilephone, c.fax, c.email from customer
as c, customerdescription as cd where c.custid in
(select custid from sven1);
bash: syntax error near unexpected token
`cd.description,'
postgres@patrix:~>
"
Anybody could give me any solution?
Thank you very much in advance.
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