Help with a Join command
I am a beginner using my SQL. I was hoping someone could help me with this Query
I have two tables Final and Users. Final has the Comlumns idfinal,Projectname,manger,dspmanger.
The Table User has the columns idname,firstname,lastname,fullname.
Table Final
IDfinal | Projectname | manger | dspmanger |
1 | test | 1 | 2 |
Table user
Idname | Firstname | Lastname | Fullname |
1 | User A firstname | User A lastname | User A Fullname |
2 | User B firstname | User B lastname | User B Fullname |
I would like to have final table that will end up looking like below
Project Number| Project Nameame | Project_manger | Developer |
1 | Test | User A Fullname| User B fullname |
Currently I have been trying to do this with a Join, but I have not had any luck with getting the dspmanger info
to show properly.
Select
test.final.idfinal AS 'Project Number',
test.final.Projectname AS 'Project Name',
test.user.Fullname AS 'Project Manger'
From
test.final
Join
test.user on final.Manger = user.idname;
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Help with a Join command
August 27, 2016 07:12PM
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