Question

I have this query:

SELECT suppliers.*, porders.om_quote_no, orders.project_ref 
FROM suppliers, porders, orders 
WHERE suppliers.supp_short_code = suppliers.supp_short_code

porders is a table with supp_short_code and om_quote_no, orders is a table with supp_short_code and project_ref, suppliers has all of the details include a supp_short_code column. I’m trying to get to a point where someone can see one supp_short_code and see what orders were placed against it. Ie. supp_short_code being the common column in each table!

Is this possible…?

Answer 1

SELECT s.*,p.om_quote_no,o.project_ref FROM 
orders AS ord,porders AS p,suppliers AS s WHERE o.supp_short_code = p.supp_short_code AND      o.supp_short_code = s.supp_short_code

Thanks.