<roy.a.jones@xxxxxxx> wrote in message news:OF4327B8B7.97B4FBCB-ON85257206.005248C5-85257206.005256B2@xxxxxxxxxx > Try this ... > > SELECT m.id > ,m.text > FROM main m > ,recs r > WHERE m.id = r.id > AND r.log like '%sometext%' > ORDER BY m.id > / Thanks, but this retrieves me so much rows as many are the appearance the 'sometext' in the Recs table > > > Roy A. Jones > > > > > "Rick" <rosen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > 13-Oct-2006 10:53 > > To > php-db@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > cc > > Subject > Re: Problem with Oracle query > > > > > > > > "Brad Bonkoski" <bbonkoski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message > news:452FA592.6020602@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Rosen wrote: >>> Hi, >>> I have a problem with PHP and Oracle SQL query. >>> I have 2 tables : >>> >>> Table Main: >>> ----------- >>> id number >>> text varchar2(100) >>> >>> >>> Table Recs >>> ----------- >>> id number >>> pos number >>> log varchar2(200) >>> >>> I need to make query to select a list from first table(Main), where >>> somewhere in the second table (Recs), the log field contains some > string. >>> The records for one ID from Main table can be many in table Recs. ( > Table >>> Recs acts as log for every row from table Main). >>> >>> Can someone help me with this query? >>> >>> Thanks in advance, >>> Rosen >>> >> select m.id, r.log from main m left outer join recs r on r.id = m.id >> >> This will output something like: >> Id log >> 1 log item 1 >> 1 log item 2 >> 1 log item 3 >> 2 another log >> etc... > > Thanks, but I want to retrieve only one row for ID field (row from Main > table) where the string contains in second table. > Something like this: > > ID Text > 1 Sometext 1 > 2 Sometext 2 > 6 Sometext 3 > > -- > PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > > > > -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
