how to join tables using mysql

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Hi, I would like to join 2 tables, bom and material_master

quantity from bom * price from material_master

the common field is mm_id

Posted 25-Jan-16 21:35pm

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Mohibur Rashid 26-Jan-16 4:55am

along with OriginalGriff's answer, you can also try this:
SELECT b.`quantity` * m.`price` FROM `material_master` m, `bom` b WHERE b.`mm_id` = m.`ID`

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-01-25T21:45:00

Try:

SQL

SELECT b.quantity * m.price FROM material_master m
JOIN bom b ON b.mm_id = m.ID

Posted 25-Jan-16 21:45pm