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Join Of 2 Tables

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HI

I have 2 tables.

table1 has all dates from DAY1 - DAY7

COL1
---------
DAY1
DAY2
DAY3
DAY4
DAY5
DAY6
DAY7



Table2 has effort entry and a date entry like this
COL1 COL2
----------------------------
DAY3 4

Now i need a SQL that will JOIN these 2 tables and produce the output as

COL1 COL2
----------------------------
DAY1 0
DAY2 0
DAY3 4
DAY4 0
DAY5 0
DAY6 0
DAY7 0


So if no days exist in table2 the value field should be filled with 0.
Dec 8 '06 #1
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ronverdonk
4,258 Expert 4TB
Using a left JOIN will give the result, where the columns of table2 that are not in table1 will be NULL.
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  1. SELECT * FROM table1 LEFT JOIN table2 USING (col1)
produces result:
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  1. +------+------+
  2. | col1 | col2 |
  3. +------+------+
  4. |    1 | NULL |
  5. |    2 | NULL |
  6. |    3 |    4 |
  7. |    4 | NULL |
  8. |    5 | NULL |
  9. |    6 | NULL |
  10. |    7 | NULL |
  11. +------+------+
Ronald :cool:
Dec 8 '06 #2
Hi !

Can you help me out . I have a table with set of columns, one of the column is createdon . Now i need to compare createdon column with sysdate. if it is less than sysdate i need to fetch all columns and display.
my createdon is created in database as datetime in mysql .can u give me a query to compare created on and system date.
Dec 25 '06 #3
ronverdonk
4,258 Expert 4TB
Hi !

Can you help me out . I have a table with set of columns, one of the column is createdon . Now i need to compare createdon column with sysdate. if it is less than sysdate i need to fetch all columns and display.
my createdon is created in database as datetime in mysql .can u give me a query to compare created on and system date.
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For now the statement is:
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  1. SELECT * FROM table WHERE createdon < CURRENT_DATE;
Ronald :cool:
Dec 25 '06 #4

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