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On Tue, 02 Jun 1998 13:33:01 GMT, mmastell_at_my-dejanews.com <mmastell_at_my-dejanews.com> wrote:
>i have to make a database with tables that must be in relation, but
>i don't know SQL statement to do this!!!!
>
>Please help me!!!
>I you know a www site that speak about SQL statement let me know
> Thanks
> Marco
See www.orafaq.org.
The relation is made in the where clause, and can be enforced with constraints.
If you have table CUSTOMER with fields CUSTOMER_NUMBER, NAME and ADDRESS,
and table ORDER with fields ORDER_NUMBER, CUSTOMER_NUMBER, ITEM, you can
relate the tables with
select CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_NUMBER, CUSTOMER.NAME, ORDER.ORDER_NUMBER, ORDER.ITEM
from ORDER, CUSTOMER
where CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_NUMBER = ORDER.CUSTOMER_NUMBER;
If your DBA has allowed help, say HELP CREATE TABLE from your SQL> prompt.
>
>P.S. mail-me at :
>mmastell_at_inf.unitn.it
>
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