> SELECT contact.contact_lname, contact.contact_fname, school.school_name
> FROM contact INNER JOIN school ON contact.contact_school =
> school.school_id;
>
> If I remember correctly, INNER JOIN is not yet supported in PostgreSQL,
> which would explain the failure. Sorry to have accused the failure on the
Aren't INNER JOIN's not exactly the same as what we call a 'normal' join?
ie. isn't it an idea to add the syntax of an INNER JOIN to the parser and
just kinda ignore it? You could have the scanner return just a "," (comma)
for the INNER_JOIN token....
Maarten
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