Okay, not sure best way to try and describe this ... have multiple tables,
of a form like:
table agid intdata text
table bgid intdata text
table cgid intdata text
table dgid intdata text
I want to return:
a.gid,a.data,b.data,c.data,count(d.data)
where
a.gid = b.gid = c.gid = d.gid
*but* I want count(d.data) to return zero *if* there are no records in
table d ...
essentially, gid has to exist in tables a,b,c but not d ...
So, ignoring table d, i'd have:
SELECT a.gid,a.data,b.data,c.data FROM tablea a, tableb b, tablec cWHERE a.gid = b.gid AND b.gid = c.gid;
How do I add 'tabled d' to the mix?
Thanks ...
Marc G. Fournier ICQ#7615664 IRC Nick: Scrappy
Systems Administrator @ hub.org
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