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hdv212
Posting Yak Master
140 Posts |
Posted - 2010-11-04 : 10:40:16
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Hii'm facing a problem to get a query. i have a query which have a simple join with another table.plz download and exevute my sample db script to reproduce the problem (plz skip some errors during creating database):http://cid-1490cc59dd735cbf.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/ProblemTest.sql1. plz execute first query :select * from dbo.ReceptionComment : As u can see in the result, we have a single record in result Set.2. then, plz execute second query :select * from dbo.InsuranceTarrifsComment : This table have relation with Reception table via Reception.BasicInsuranceID and InsuranceTarrifs.InsuranceID fields.3. nowm we want to query from both table and join together as follow :select r.* from Reception r inner join InsuranceTarrifs it on r.BasicInsuranceID=it.InsuranceIDAs u think like me, we expect get a single row in result set, but there is a 2 rows in result set which the second row as the same as the first one (duplicate row).where is my problem and how to solve this ?thanks |
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Sachin.Nand
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Posted - 2010-11-04 : 13:44:06
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Why do you think it should give just one record?Inner join loops through each row in the outer table and returns only the rows for which there is an equal value in the join column.So there are 2 records matching in your outer table InsuranceTarrifs which matches the join column value of BasicInsuranceID on the inner table Reception quote: where is my problem and how to solve this ?
You have to decide which row value would you need in case the query returns multiple rows.PBUH |
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