On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, Joseph Shraibman wrote:
> select distinct n.thekey, n.val, t.txt FROM num_tab n LEFT JOIN txt_tab t ON
>n.thekey =
> t.thekey
> WHERE n.thekey < 5 AND t.class = class_tab.tkey AND n.class = class_tab.class;
> produces:
Note that the above uses the non-standard postgres b
I have a table I want to join on, but the conditions that restrict it span more than one
table. For example:
create table num_tab (thekey int primary key, val int, class char);
create table class_tab (class char primary key, tkey int);
create table txt_tab (thekey int primary key, class int, txt
