SQL Query with parameters to where clause

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Hi,

I wonder if anyone would help me out here, I m trying to link tables together to get some information to produce a report. But i m new to sql so need some help completing this asap:

select * from tvdba.mdd_media, tvdba.mdd_containers, tvddba.mdd_media_contnrs_link
where m.media_id = l.media_id (+) --not sure here if i should do where media_id(media_id like '%' +....--

I want to join the query for starters!

So for example, i want to select the following items:
Media ID
Series Title
Format
Version
Location
Filename
Status

Any ideas how to go about this, would be very helpful, something to start me off.

Thanks in advance

Posted 22-Mar-13 2:40am

Geofferz

Updated 22-Mar-13 3:04am

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[no name] 22-Mar-13 8:49am

I am not at all sure what it is that you are asking. "select all the information and then add the data parameters to the where clause" makes no sense. What I am sure of though is that you want a JOIN in your query.

Geofferz 22-Mar-13 9:02am

Yeah think didnt explain it properly there, i want to start with joining the query

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Leo Chapiro · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-22T03:15:00

Solution 1

Join works basically like this:

SELECT TableA.*, TableB.*, TableC.*, TableD.*
FROM TableA TA
JOIN TableB TB
ON TA.aID = TB.aID
JOIN TableC TC
ON TA.cID = TC.cID
JOIN TableD TD
ON TA.dID = TD.dID
WHERE TA.media_id LIKE ...

Posted 22-Mar-13 3:15am

Leo Chapiro

Updated 22-Mar-13 3:18am

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Geofferz 25-Mar-13 7:17am

Thanks Du