Hi,
I have a Oracle SQL string that contains '(+)' but when running it in mySQL I get an
error message saying that it's a syntax error.
The definition in a Oracle helpfile is:
(+), Indicates that the preceding column SELECT ename, dname
is the outer join column FROM emp, dept
in a join. WHERE dept.deptno =
emp.deptno (+)
How can I do this in mySQL?
Here is my SQL statement:
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SELECT f.fungroupno, f.infotypeid, f.qualifierid, f.vssno, f.vsscompany,
f.vssgroupno, i.fromid, i.toid, i.linktype, s.sectionid section,
LTRIM(CONCAT( t1.text, CONCAT( ' ', CONCAT( t2.text, CONCAT( '',
CONCAT( t3.text, CONCAT( ' ', s.subheadtext)))))))
infoelementtitle, NULL opcode, NULL optitle
FROM wi_sifilter f, wi_siinfoelement i, wi_textlist t1, wi_textlist t2,
wi_textlist t3, wi_pisection s , wi_fevss vs
WHERE f.infotypeid = 'PARTS' AND f.fungroupno LIKE '49%' AND
f.qualifierid = 'PARTS-CATLG' AND f.infoelementid = i.fromid AND
s.sectionid = i.toid AND
t1.language(+) = 'eng' AND t1.country(+) = 'US' AND
t1.textid(+) = s.heading1 AND
t2.language(+) = 'eng' AND t2.country(+) = 'US' AND
t2.textid(+) = s.heading2 AND
t3.language(+) = 'eng' AND t3.country(+) = 'US' AND
t3.textid(+) = s.heading3 AND
i.linktype = 'partinforef' AND
vs.vssno = f.vssno AND (vs.model = 'F10' OR vs.model IS NULL)
ORDER BY 6 ASC, 5 ASC, 4 ASC
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Best regards
Joacim
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