hi list, this is one of these faq-questions (for sql queries) nowhere found. normally two tables are joined by two singular keys, for instance "id" which is (1) in both tables. But how do I join them over a id-field like this:(1,2,4)? I know, there is the WHERE id IN(...) function, but if I do a: SELECT dogs.name FROM dogs,pets WHERE dogs.id IN (pets.id) AND pets.name="dogs" I get, as expected, just one row. Is there another way? thanks in advance,
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