Re: Joins~

Hello Markus,

Doesn't seem to be working, markus , I tried this query

-- QUERY ---

select tickettab.tokenid, ticketmultab.techcode,ticketmultab.techcode,
tickettab.problemstmt,ticketmultab.problemstmt
from (tickettab LEFT JOIN ticketmultab ON tickettab.tokenid=ticketmultab.tokenid)
as ticketjoinedtab order by
ticketjoinedtab.arrivaldate desc,
ticketjoinedtab.arrivaltime desc

--- END QUERY --

Error I got is

---- ERROR ----

ERROR: Column reference "arrivaldate" is ambiguous

------ END ERROR --

Are there any modifications that I need to do, to the query. Thanks
for the reply

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Gurudutt mailto:guru(at)indvalley(dot)com

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Wednesday, November 21, 2001, 5:27:59 PM, you wrote:

MB> On Wed, 2001-11-21 at 09:37, Gurudutt wrote:
>> I want to sort the combination of the result set, like
>> suppose an entry exists in tickettab as 2001-11-12 12:30
>> and the next entry in tickettab is 2001-11-12 16:40
>>
>> if there exists a entry in ticketmultab as 2001-11-12 13.30
>> then I should get the results as follows
>>
>>
>> ticketid arrival date arrival time
>>
>> 1 2001-11-12 12:30:00 -- tickettab entry
>> 2 2001-11-12 13:30:00 --ticketmultab entry
>> 3 2001-11-12 16:40:00 -- tickettab entry

MB> maybe it works like this:

MB> select * from (<join tickettab and ticketmultab however you want to) as
MB> ticketjoined order by ticketjoined.arrivaldate, ticketjoined.arrivaltime

MB> let me know if it works.

MB> Markus Bertheau

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