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evin Fries [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: again with SELECT
Normally (this is what most ppl would think), for a given item you have
one single unique color, bu
listed, *unless* an item can be listed in a color
More than once. In that case, it'll return false rows.
Kevin
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From: gamin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: danchik; Fred Whipple; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: again with S
On 13 Jun 2003 at 4:02, gamin wrote:
> To each colorID you assign a unique prime number (maintain this in a
> table). For each itemID now you have a unique colorPRODUCT (product of
> the prime numbers coressponding the various colorIDs for this itemID).
> To add a colorID to an itemID simply mulip
> thats effectively an OR statement, isnt it?
>
> how would i select the itemsIDs that have all the requested colors?
>
> for example if data was:
> id:colorID:itemID
> -
> 11 1
> 21 2
> 3
Ah, I see what you mean, I misunderstood before. In this case, I would
tend to reevaluate my table structure since you're inherently giving a
key (colorID) more than one possible value (1 or 2) at the same time.
There could be something you could do with DISTINCT but I can't think
exactly how
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Subject: Re: again with SELECT
> danchik wrote:
> > coming back to my earlier question but much more simplified portion of
it :)
> >
> >
> > I the following table :
> >
> > theTable
> > --
Hi,
> how do I select all itemIDs that have colorID = 1 and colorID = 2 and
> colorID = 3 ... and colorID = N ?
>
Try this
SELECT itemID FROM theTable WHERE colorID IN (1,2,3,...,N);
G
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danchik wrote:
coming back to my earlier question but much more simplified portion of it :)
I the following table :
theTable
---
ID | int (key)
colorID | int
itemID | int
---
how do I select all itemIDs that have colorID = 1
coming back to my earlier question but much more simplified portion of it :)
I the following table :
theTable
---
ID | int (key)
colorID | int
itemID | int
---
how do I select all itemIDs that have colorID = 1 and colorID
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