SELECT ST.SID, ST.Model
FROM Stock ST
WHERE ST.Model="M002"
UNION
SELECT SM.SID, SM.Model
FROM SameModels SM
WHERE SM.Model="M002"
INTO CURSOR cursor_result
Untested, but should work.
Fred
On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 9:07 PM, wtc <[email protected]> wrote:
> Really appreciate if someone can helping me on this.
>
> Stock Table
> SID c(10)
> Model c(5)
>
> SameModels Table
> SID c(10)
> Model c(5)
>
> Stock Contains:
> S1 M001
> S2 M002
> S3 M001
> S4 M005
> S5 M001
>
> SameModels Contains:
> S1 M002
> S2 M001
> S1 M003
> S1 M005
> S5 M003
> S5 M002
>
> My questin is how do I use SQL select command by join two tables into a
> cursor if I just want Model="M002" come out?
> sample result:
>
> Cursor_result
> SID Model
> S1 M002
> S2 M002
> S5 M002
>
> Thank you all.
> wtc
>
>
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