>From what I've read in the docs, this should work, yes?
>
>select mcorder.ord_id, project.address, mcuser.last_name
>from
> project inner join
> (mcuser inner join
> mcorder
> on mcuser.usr_id = mcorder.usr_id)
> on project.prj_id = mcorder.prj_id;
No sir. You've separated the INNER JOIN keyword from it's ON
condition with a nested join. I've never been able to get this to
work in any version of MySQL. Reverse the order.
(mcuser INNER JOIN
mcorder
ON mcuser.usr_id = mcorder.usr_id)
INNER JOIN project
ON project.prj_id = mcorder.prj_id;
Bob Hall
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Bubbles bear no introspection. -Khushhal Khan Khatak
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