Re: Relationship between tables
I understand the sql JOIN. It's how the tables are actually related to one another 'within' the database i think is what both alejandro and i are having trouble grasping. ie what makes 2 tables + column ID's within mysql related?
Using sql JOIN ON queries that force relationships between column ID's infers you have duplicated data ie 2 columns of id's in 2 tables that the sql joins on. I know the above works, as this is how I’ve been using mysql, but i thought there was a way to make the relationship within the actual schema rather than just the query?
I'm a total newbie to mysql and maybe am loking at database from M$ Access eyes which is probably blurring my understanding of how mysql works relationally wise.
Kind regards
Sam
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Re: Relationship between tables
March 21, 2005 01:19PM
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