MySQL Query Example/Solution of Oracle Query
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Hi, Please let me know the solution of mentioned Oracle Query, that how can I use the same in MySQL.
SELECT A.CNAME, B.ANAME FROM CLIENT A, DEALER B
WHERE A.CCODE=B.ACODE(+)Thanks (Riaz)
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Hi, Please let me know the solution of mentioned Oracle Query, that how can I use the same in MySQL.
SELECT A.CNAME, B.ANAME FROM CLIENT A, DEALER B
WHERE A.CCODE=B.ACODE(+)Thanks (Riaz)
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Hi, Please let me know the solution of mentioned Oracle Query, that how can I use the same in MySQL.
SELECT A.CNAME, B.ANAME FROM CLIENT A, DEALER B
WHERE A.CCODE=B.ACODE(+)Thanks (Riaz)
MySql doesn't do implicit outer joins, you'll have to do the full ANSI syntax instead.
SELECT. A.CNAME, B.ANAME
FROM CLIENT A,
LEFT OUTER JOIN DEALER B
ON A.CCODE = B.ACODEWrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello (√-shit)2
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MySql doesn't do implicit outer joins, you'll have to do the full ANSI syntax instead.
SELECT. A.CNAME, B.ANAME
FROM CLIENT A,
LEFT OUTER JOIN DEALER B
ON A.CCODE = B.ACODEWrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello (√-shit)2
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Yeah, but note that the plus isn't on the outer side. It marks the side with the nulls.
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello (√-shit)2
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MySql doesn't do implicit outer joins, you'll have to do the full ANSI syntax instead.
SELECT. A.CNAME, B.ANAME
FROM CLIENT A,
LEFT OUTER JOIN DEALER B
ON A.CCODE = B.ACODEWrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello (√-shit)2
thank you sir
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thank you sir
You're welcome.
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello