Hi all,
Can somebody help me to find a solution for deleting some specific rows from 2 tables in one query. I can join the tables but I can't figure out how to delete some rows from both tables in the same query.
Waiting for your answers.
Thanks
Koonda
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hi!
i will try my best to explain u
Here when u connect two table...1 is primary table and 2nd is secondary table..
u must be connecting table1 with table2 using primary key(in table one)...
So here u first have to delete the record present in secondary table.. this will automatically get updated in the other..
if this dosent work try deleting the record from primary table
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