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I have a database that looks like:
TABLE 1
ID | NAME | PRICE
TABLE 2
TABLE1.ID | ITEM
As you can see it is possible that table 2 can contain multiple references to table 1.
Is it possible to create a query that gives a result like this?
TABLE1.ID | NAME | PRICE | TABLE2.ITEM REC 1 | TABLE2.ITEM REC 2 | TABLE2.ITEM REC 3
Consider looking at this MySQL function:
GROUP_CONCAT(expr). It will sure answer your questionMysql Documentation – group_concat()