question 2

From: ZioBudda <michel(at)michel(dot)enter(dot)it>
To: pgsql-general(at)postgreSQL(dot)org
Subject: question 2
Date: 1998-12-04 18:05:50
Message-ID: Pine.LNX.4.03.9812041905200.456-100000@michel.enter.it
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Hi again,
I have this query :
select prestito.*, libro.tipo,libro.id_libro from prestito,libro where
prestito.id_libro =
libro.id_libro_key
that return me (correct!):
id_libro|id_utente|data_prestito|visto|notifica1|notifica2|notifica3|tipo|id_libro
--------+---------+-------------+-----+---------+---------+---------+----+--------
12| 37| 12-04-1998|f | | | |
1|s1
13| 37| 12-04-1998|f | | | |
2|k1
(2 rows)

but if you see the item libro.id_libro is id_libro (s1,k1) and in the
prestito.*
there is another id_libro (11,12). Now I want to know how can I select
the second "id_lib
ro".

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