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Asked: June 15, 20262026-06-15T23:25:50+00:00 2026-06-15T23:25:50+00:00

It’s hard to explain but I have this table, incurredcharges where it has 3

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It’s hard to explain but I have this table, incurredcharges where it has 3 columns (no, patient_no, procedure_no) Ignore the “no” column. The other table that I need is the charges, where the names of the procedures are stored. So I want to output the procedure_no with its corresponding procedure name.

The problem is, “charges” isnt the only table I need. Cause I was so stupid that I separated the procedure names of the ER charge, ultrasound, and the confinement. Therefore producing THREE tables that have the same structures.

    SELECT incurredcharges.procedure_no, incurredcharges.patient_no, charges.procedure
    FROM incurredcharges

    INNER JOIN charges
ON incurredcharges.procedure_no=charges.procedure_no
    WHERE incurredcharges.patient_no=12;

That statement works but it only shows the procedure name FROM the ER charge only. Ultrasound and confinement procedure names will not be shown!

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    2026-06-15T23:25:52+00:00Added an answer on June 15, 2026 at 11:25 pm

    For the immediate need, you can UNION ALL the 3 tables together as a derived table to JOIN against.

    SELECT
      `c`.`procedure`, 
      `incurredcharges`.`procedure_no`,
      `incurredcharges`.`patient_no`
    FROM
      incurredcharges
      /* UNION ALL the 3 like tables together as a derived table */
      INNER JOIN (
        SELECT `procedure`, `procedure_no` FROM `charges`
        UNION ALL
        SELECT `procedure`, `procedure_no` FROM `confinement`
        UNION ALL
        SELECT `procedure`, `procedure_no` FROM `ultrasound`
      ) c ON `incurredcharges`.`procedure_no` = c.`procedure_no`
    WHERE `incurredcharges`.`patient_no` = 12
    

    But for the future:

    The correct long-term fix, however, is to use a similar UNION ALL structure as used in the subquery to insert all these records back into a unified table, with a new column that identifies their source.

    CREATE TABLE unified_charges AS 
      SELECT `procedure`, `procedure_no`, 'ER' AS `chargetype` FROM `charges`
      UNION ALL
      SELECT `procedure`, `procedure_no`, 'CONFINEMENT' AS `chargetype` FROM `confinement`
      UNION ALL
      SELECT `procedure`, `procedure_no`, 'ULTRASOUND' AS `chargetype` FROM `ultrasound`
    

    Note: procedure is a MySQL reserved keyword that must be quoted with backticks, so I just quoted everything.

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