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Asked by rolltide0 in Oracle 8.x, SQL Query Syntax, Oracle Database
I am trying to pull related information from 2 tables that have no fields in common with each other. In order to do this I need to involve 2 other tables to "bridge" the gap. I've tried numerous times and have failed, so I decided to let the SQL experts here take a crack at it. The tables in question are as follows:
NAME
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name, abrv
ORDER
======
order_num, charges, cost
Load_S
=======
load_number, abrv
load_d
========
load_number, order_number
Now the information that is required is the name from the Name table and cost,charges from the Order table.
My thinking was joining the Order and load_d by the order number, load_d and load_s by the load number, load_s and name by the abrv. The only problem is I do not know how to do that using my limited knowledge of SQL. I tried self researching and found several examples, but the best i could do was an infinite loop. If someone could show me a sql statement that can pull this off I could die happy.
Thanks in advance
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