Question

I need to create a table that will combine two database tables together. Both databases have a table that share a common column: core.

So I need each row to show the common “core”.

Do I need to create a separate database to achieve this?

Database: hero
Table: cartons_current
+---------+
| date    |
+---------+
| core    |
+---------+
| qty     |
+---------+

Database: hero_label
Table: labels_current
+---------+
| date    |
+---------+
| core    |
+---------+
| qty     |
+---------+

Answer 1

SELECT h.*, hl.date, hl.qty FROM hero h, hero_label hl WHERE h.core = hl.core

That will show all of the values in the H table as well as values from HL table where they both have an equal core column value. Is this what you are looking for?

EDIT

Sorry i didn’t see they were seperate tables. Oversight on my part.

Try this

SELECT hero.cartoons_label.*, hero_label.labels_current.date, hero_label.labels_current.qty
FROM hero.cartoons_label, hero_label.labels_current
WHERE hero.cartoons_label.core = hero_label.labels_current.core

As long as you have access to both databases and both tables that SHOULD work.