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Browse All TopicsHello. I have two tables. Table A is a full list of skus. Table B is a subest of table A, say Top Sellers. How do I create a view or table that shows the remainding SKUs when I remove the table B Skus from the table A Skus. What I am after can be summed up like this (Master SKU table) - (Top SKU table) = (View of remaining SKUs). Any and all help greatly appreciated!
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This also works, though it may be less efficient that cxr's method. You can test and see.
SELECT * FROM `catalog` WHERE `id` NOT IN (select `id` FROM `topsellers`);
Another alternative is to change your database structure so that you do not have duplicate data. Just add a field called `topseller` to your main product table, and toggle that field value if an item is a top seller. Then your query is simply:
SELECT * from `catalog` where `topseller` = 0;
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by: cxrPosted on 2008-11-21 at 13:40:38ID: 23017379
I think you mean like this:
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