I have two tables, one is my main table(main), containing all of the information about the product, including the 3 digit code in question. The other table (small) contains only one column of the 3 digit codes in question. The "small" table is built on the fly so that it contains unique 3 digit numbers in one column. When the query is run, I would like to only show all of the records from the "main" table that match one of the 3 digit numbers from the "small" column. For example if In my small column, I had the following:
150
151
180
Then when my query ran, I would like to only have those records show up, like:
150
150
150
151
151
180
151
150
180
180
180
I hope this is clear enough. THANKS.
3  1402  - SELECT *
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FROM main INNER JOIN small ON main.code = small.code;
I have two tables, one is my main table(main), containing all of the information about the product, including the 3 digit code in question. The other table (small) contains only one column of the 3 digit codes in question. The "small" table is built on the fly so that it contains unique 3 digit numbers in one column. When the query is run, I would like to only show all of the records from the "main" table that match one of the 3 digit numbers from the "small" column. For example if In my small column, I had the following:
150
151
180
Then when my query ran, I would like to only have those records show up, like:
150
150
150
151
151
180
151
150
180
180
180
I hope this is clear enough. THANKS.
- SELECT *
-
FROM main INNER JOIN small ON main.code = small.code;
Thanks that helped! GOT IT.
Not a problem, glad I could help.
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