Massimo,
Thanks for your reply, problem solved:
def byplace():
records=db((db.company.id==db.address.company)&(db.company.id==db.companyLOB.company)&
\
(db.address.cityName=='Eindhoven')&(db.address.typeOfAddress==1)&(db.companyLOB.lineOfBusiness==1))
\
.select(db.company.companyName,db.company.ranking,db.address.streetName,db.companyLOB.lineOfBusiness,
\
orderby=db.company.ranking|db.company.companyName)
return dict(records=SQLTABLE(records))
>From your example I understand that it's like taking the Cartesian
product and putting your join condition in the WHERE clause.
Best regards,
Annet.
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