Dawn H ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes:
> I have four tables, and I want to use bits of each one to display a list on
> one page. I tried listing what I wanted out of each, but it seems that if
> any one of the fields chosen is null, the whole row with that ID# is left
> out. I thought perhaps a LEFT JOIN but don't know how to make that work on
> four tables rather than just two.
Can you give us an example?
By the way, I use Access a lot to build and model complex queries - I use linked
tables via MyODBC, and I play with it until I get it right, then hack Microsoft's idea
of SQL until the syntax is right, then feed it to MySQL. Works like a charm. :)
You might want to try the same thing with your query.
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