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SELECT t2.* FROM t1, t2 WHERE t1.ItemCode = t2.ItemCode ORDER BY by t1.RowPos
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all item codes in t1 are not in t2
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Say, I've 2 tables.<br />
t1 has columns RowPos and ItemCode. RowPos is an int <br />
t2 has only column ItemCode<br />
I wish to select * from t2 and ORDER ASCENDING by RowPos in t1<br />
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Database is MySQL<br />
Tx.
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Say, I've 2 tables.
t1 has columns RowPos and ItemCode. RowPos is an int 
t2 has only column ItemCode
I wish to select * from t2 and ORDER ASCENDING by RowPos in t1

Database is MySQL
Tx.

SELECT t2.* FROM t1, t2 WHERE t1.ItemCode = t2.ItemCode ORDER BY by t1.RowPos

MySQL Order by Value in Table

Say, I&#39;ve 2 tables.
t1 has columns RowPos and ItemCode. RowPos is an int 
t2 has only column ItemCode
I wish to select * from t2 and ORDER ASCENDING by RowPos in t1

Database is MySQL
Tx.

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