Hello.

So I tested yesterday some queries with joins and cannot found the right
solution. So I'm trying it here and hope you have a solution or an Idea. I
think it's some really easy thing and I just don't get it.

Okay let's see:

I have the following scheme:

CREATE TABLE [challenge_players]
(
    [player_id] INTEGER PRIMARY KEY ,
    [player_name] TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE [challenge_wins]
(
    [round_id] INTEGER PRIMARY KEY ,
    [round_winner] INTEGER
)

challenge_players just contain a list of all players.
challenge_wins is list of all rounds with the winner player_id as
round_winner.

I tried to do a joined select to get the both tables together. I want to
sort them after how much wins a player has.

Something like:

player_id = 1; player_name = testuser; player_wins = 3;

I hope you have an idea for me.

with best regards

Artur Reilin
sqlite.yuedream.de
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