hi Daniel,
i would declare the Foreign Key as unique.
cheers, Stefan
Daniel M�ller schrieb:
Hello,
I have 2 tables. In one table stand numbers in the secound table stand adresses. The have a foreign key
NumberTable N_ID N_Number
AdressesTable A_ID A_N_ID A_Name
The adresses table have the foreign key A_N_ID=N_ID.
In the number table stand very much numbers. Now i wont to find out what numbers in the number table are free, without a relation. I wont to build a 1:1 relation. For this I need to know what number is not set for a adress. I have made this statement:
SELECT DISTINCT NumberTable.N_ID, NumberTable.N_NUMMER, FROM NumberTable, AdressesTable WHERE AdressesTable.A_N_ID<>NumberTable.N_ID;
This statement works, but how i can create it with torque?
Or is it better if I do it with right joins?
How I do it with joins?
Thanks for help.
Daniel
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