concepts?
От | D.C. |
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Тема | concepts? |
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Msg-id | 3cada42b537ee33889d47c23cce1d914@yahoo.fr обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: concepts?
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X-No-Archive: true Hi again, My test database is taking shape, and I'm starting to get the hang of it, but there's one concept that I just can't get my head around, and it is this: if I do .. test=> select * from people, job; .. why does every entry get displayed seven times (there are seven 'people' in each table) ? In other words, why do I *need* to do this .. test=> select * from people, job where people.id = job.id ; ... in order for every name to be displayed just once ? Then if I do this ... test=> select DISTINCT people.nom,people.prenom,job.boite, secteur.description from people, job, secteur where job.secteur_id = secteur.sector_id; ... every single person gets printed seven times, with their belonging to each sector of activity. :-( So I get 42 rows, whereas I only want seven: one for each person, with their name, their first name, their company name, and the 'sector' in which that company fits. For example, my wife is a teacher, and so she appears as 'SMITH JOAN TEACHING CIVIL_SERVICE. Perfect. Except that she also gets listed as working for the *other* six companies in the db, and as belonging to their respective sectors. What am I doing wrong ? :-( D.
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