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Asked: 2026-05-25T19:22:00+00:00

I have two tables. One is newBus, and Second is newPassengers. The table newBus

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I have two tables. One is newBus, and Second is newPassengers. The table newBus contain the columns startcity and endCity. Now let say newBus.startCity contains:

newBus.id----newBus.startCity-----newBus.endCity
    4             ACity        to     xCity
    5             tCity        to     MCity

newPassenger table:
3 passengers wants to go to 

newPassengers.s_city------newPassengers.e_city
    tCity             to       GCity
    OCity             to       FCity
    tCity             to       MCity

I want to select the all passenger who want to go from tCity to MCity but with respect to newBus.id = 5.

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    SELECT newPassengers.id 
FROM newBus
    INNER JOIN newPassengers ON newPassengers.s_city = newBus.startCity
WHERE newPassengers.s_city = 'tCity' 
    AND newPassengers.e_city = 'MCity' 
    AND newBus.id = 5

    This assumes that all passengers will get on a bus that has a start city the same as their start city, and that the ID of the passenger is newPassengers.id . You can add more fields to the select list to get the information you are after.

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