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Asked: June 7, 20262026-06-07T19:19:04+00:00 2026-06-07T19:19:04+00:00

is it possible to query in this way like ‘OR’ function. Updated example: Select

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is it possible to query in this way like ‘OR’ function.

Updated example:

Select S.*, U.* from Staff S, Unit U where S.Unit='' OR S.Unit= U.UnitCode;

Staff Table Schema:

Staff ID, Staff Name, UnitCode, StaffNumber

Unit Schema:

UnitCode, ClassCode

The above updated example works. But the staff records whom unit is blank will be duplicated with all the unit codes.

For example of results output:

Staff ID     Staff Name     UnitCode     ClassCode    Staff Number
1            John            IT1         B123         234
2            Sally           BUS2        B234         0589
3            Johnson         IT1         B123          111
4            Johnson         BUS2        B234          111

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    2026-06-07T19:19:06+00:00Added an answer on June 7, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    Since you are using SQLite, Use OR instead of ||

    Select S.*, U.* 
    from Staff S, Unit U 
    where S.Unit = '' OR S.Unit= U.UnitCode;
    

    What is the result if I removed this condition? S.Unit = ''

    Select S.*, U.* 
    from Staff S INNER JOIN Unit U 
             on S.Unit = U.UnitCode;
    

    UPDATE 1

    can you try this one?

    SELECT x.*
    FROM Staff x INNER JOIN
        (Select DISTINCT S.StaffID
         from Staff S INNER JOIN Unit U 
                 on (S.Unit = U.UnitCode) OR
                    (S.Unit = '')
         ) y ON x.StaffID = y.StaffID
    
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