Say I have two tables:
Table enterprise:
- id > integer
- name > text
- created_on > date
Table contact:
- id > integer
- enterprise_id > integer (matching from table Prime)
- first_name > text
- last_name > text
- created_on > date
I want to select all contacts of enterprises, created after January 1, 2010. What I have so far is Select contact.* FROM `contact` WHERE created_date < 01012010 00:00:00
but I don’t think this checks the enterprise table?
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Answer
In order to check the other table, too, you could use JOIN
(INNER JOIN
in this case).
The general format for that is this:
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table1 INNER JOIN table2 ON table1.column_name = table2.column_name;
Or specifically for your question:
SELECT contact.* FROM contact INNER JOIN enterprise ON contact.enterprise_id = enterprise.id WHERE contact.created_on > 01012010 00:00:00 AND enterprise.created_on > 01012010 00:00:00
To actually check the other table you might also want to elaborate the WHERE
statement. For further explanations and especially examples, you might want to visit w3schools.com; they got plenty of help for SQL.