Hi all,

I'm having troubles with a good selection statement in my query.

I have three tables:
tableAds, tableProducts and tableManufacturer. They all have unique ID's
defined.
In the tableProducts there is a column named manufacturerID. So I know which
product was made by which manufacturer.

In the tableAds I have a column ProductsID so I know what Product is
advertised.
Now I want to find all the adsvertisments of products which are made by a
specific manufacturer.
I'm trying a query like:

SELECT * FROM tableAds LEFT JOIN tableProducts ON
(tableProducts.productsID=tableAds.productsID) LEFT JOIN tableManufacturers
ON (tableManufacturers.manufacturersID=tableProducts.manufacturersID) WHERE
manufacturersID=12

However this query returns all advertisments in the tableAds and not the Ads
wirth manufacturer number 12 involved.

Anybody knows how to improve this query?
Any help would be much appreciated. thx in advance.

Wilbert Enserink

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