Critters wrote:
>I can get it to join on either countryA or countryB but not both :|
SELECT
d.id, d.day,
c1.country, c1.id,
c2.country, c2.id
FROM days d
INNER JOIN countries c1 ON d.countryA = c1.id
INNER JOIN countries c2 ON d.countryB = c2.id
ORDER BY d.id
(Getting ready for the World Cup?)
PB
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I think the following could be done with some sort of JOIN, but I am
now sure how:
[country]:
id, country, number
1, Germany, 27
2, Japan, 30
3, United States, 18
[days]
id, day, countryA, countryB
10, monday, 1, 3
11, tuesday, 2, 3
12, wednesday, 1, 2
[result I want]
10, monday, Germany, 27, United States, 18
11, tuesday, Japan, 30, United States, 18
12, wednesday, Germany, 27, Japan, 30
Hope that makes sence :)
I can get it to join on either countryA or countryB but not both :|
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