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Need help on Joins..

Hi,

I have two tables as below:
Table T1.
CustName
Data_src
Timestamp
Amt

Table T2.
Custname
DataSrc
timestamp
adj_amt.

Now I have to find
1.distinct custNames from T1
2.get the timestamp field for the rows found at step1.
3.get the adj_amt from T2 to each timestamp found at step2.
4. Display T1,T2 values using a single query.

Please help one this
thanks,
Deven
Oct 22 '07 #1
1 1204
neoRC1
1
Hi,

I think below query works.

select A.CustName,
A.Timestamp,
timestamp,

from T2,
(select distinct CustName ,timestamp from T1 ) as A

where timestamp = a.timestamp;
Oct 25 '07 #2

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