Hi,
I have two tables: table1 and table2.
Both tables share the same 'account_id'
column. In table1 there is a column
'active' which is always either 'y' (account
active) or 'n' (account inactive).
Now here is what I want to do...
I want to delete all entries from table2
with account_id matching account_id in
table1 and having table1's active='n'.
Is it possible to perform such a delete
with one query (I know it is with SELECT)?
What's the best approach here?
Thanks for your help!
-- Simon
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