Excellent worked a treat.
I tried that - it didnt work, however i think i must have had a typo as it
works now!!!
Cheers,
Dan
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well audititems has a field parentauditid which links into audits. Audits
has a supplierid field which is the key on suppliers..
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well audititems has a field parentauditid which links into audits. Audits
has a supplierid field which is the key on suppliers..
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It is possible depending on the make up of the tables.
post the table structures and index / keys and I'll help
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Hi, I know this isnt related to SQLite, however i dont really know where
else to ask.
I have 3 tables - Supplier, Audits and Audititems.
At the moment, i select and join audits and Audititems and it works great.
However i need fields from the supplier chain, so i effectively need to do a
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