Question

I have two tables, A and B.

Fields of A: id, name

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 ID |   NAME    |
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 1  |   name1   |
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 2  |   name2   |
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 3  |   name3   |
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 4  |   name4   |
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 5  |   name5   |
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Fields of B: bid, id

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 BID    |   ID  |
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 11     |   1   |
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 11     |   2   |
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 12     |   1   |
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 12     |   2   |
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 12     |   3   |
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I want to perform a query to show ALL records from A with columns A.id, A.name on the left. And join a third column from B ON id WHERE bid = ’11’.

So I would have something like this:

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 A.ID   |   A.NAME  |   B.BID
--------------------------------
 1      |   name1   |   11
--------------------------------
 2      |   name2   |   11
--------------------------------
 3      |   name3   |
--------------------------------
 4      |   name4   |
--------------------------------
 5      |   name5   |
--------------------------------

Any suggestions?

Answer 1

You will want to use a LEFT JOIN

SELECT A.ID, A.NAME, B.BID
FROM A
LEFT JOIN B
   ON A.id = B.id
WHERE B.BID = yourValue -- use the WHERE clause for additional filtering

See SQL Fiddle With Demo

Based on your update, you will want to move the filter from the WHERE clause to the JOIN:

SELECT A.ID, A.NAME, IFNULL(B.BID, '') BID
FROM A
LEFT JOIN B
   ON A.id = B.id
  and b.bid = 11

See SQL Fiddle with Demo