Ken,
Don't you want ...
...
INNER JOIN table_2 as b ...
...
PB
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I'm having some real problems figuring out a seemingly simple join
statement. I've looked through some of the mailing list posts, but I
can't
seem to find what I'm looking for. Here's what I have - 2 tables:
table1 (id, stimulus_number, stimulus_type)
table 2 (id, stimulus_number, stimulus_type)
Basically, all I want to do is to determine how many matches there are,
where the stimulus_number stimulus_type are the same in both tables,
based
on a certain id. Here's a verbose example:
table 1: contains 2 entries for id=2
-- stimulus_number=23, stimulus_type='word'
-- stimulus_number=34, stimulus_type='image'
table 2: contains 2 entries for id=2
-- stimulus_number=23, stimulus_type='word'
-- stimulus_number=34, stimulus_type='word'
The desired result, should display the following:
-- 23, word
... since that was the only entry that was common to both tables, for id=2
... note, both stimulus_number stimulus_type have to match in both
tables
(not just one or the other).
Here's what I've tried:
-- select distinct a.stimulus_number, a.stimlus_type
from table_1 as a
left join table_2 as b
on a.stimulus_type=b.stimulus_type
and a.stimulus_number=b.stimulus_number
where id=2;
... this looked ok to me, but it spits out any results that have common
stimulus_numbers, OR common stimulus_types.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks in advance,
Ken
(sql)
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