how to use join query to merge order,customer,category and product table?kindly reply

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Hi everyone
i want to use join query

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SELECT ord.orderid,cus.custid,cus.custname,cat.catid,cat.catname,pro.proid,pro.proname from 'order' as ord inner join 'customer' as cus on  cus.custid=ord.custid innerjoin 'category' as cat on cat.catid=ord.catid innerjoin 'product' as pro on pro.proid=ord.orderid

i don't know what's wrong with it
kindly help me out
~~its urgent~~

[edit]Code block added, spelling[/edit]

Posted 2-Mar-14 3:56am

zunisheikh

Updated 2-Mar-14 5:12am

Nelek

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Nelek 2-Mar-14 11:12am

Get used to write proper english please. Chat-SMS-Text makes your message looks not serious, on the other hand... not all people are english speakers and may not understand what you say

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Peter Leow · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-02T04:09:00

Solution 1

innerjoin

shoud be

inner join

and

pro.proid = ord.orderid

shoud it be ???

pro.proid = ord.proid

In addition, you cannot use 'order' as table name as it is a reserved word in mysql. But you can try using backticks ` to enclose it like these `order`, the backtick can be found on the top left hand side of your 101 keyboard. Do the same for the other tables.

Posted 2-Mar-14 4:09am

Peter Leow

Updated 2-Mar-14 5:37am

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zunisheikh 2-Mar-14 10:51am

u r write dear
i edit these mistakes bt still it didnt work
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ''order' as ord inner join 'customer' as cus on cus.custid=ord.custid inner join' at line 1

zunisheikh 2-Mar-14 10:52am

SELECT ord.orderid,cus.custid,cus.custname,cat.catid,cat.catname,pro.proid,pro.proname from 'order' as ord inner join 'customer' as cus on cus.custid=ord.custid inner join 'category' as cat on cat.catid=ord.catid inner join 'product' as pro on pro.proid=ord.proid
now itz like this

Peter Leow 2-Mar-14 11:25am

Right, the error msg has reminded us that you cannot use 'order' as table name as it is a reserved word in mysql. But you can try using backticks ` to enclose it like these `order`, the backtick can be found on the top left hand side of your 101 keyboard. Do the same for the other tables. Good luck. It is pass midnight, I got to turn in now.

Peter Leow 2-Mar-14 19:21pm

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