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travel-net

Posts: 56
Posted: 03/12/2004, 5:02 AM

Hello,

The following is the Problem.

I have one master Table with Customer Data:
TableName: Customer
Customer_id
Customer Name
Customer Place
Etc.
Number off records: 2200

Than i have multiple Tables linked to the customer_id like:

TableName: Subscription
Subscription_id
Customer_id
Description
Etc.
Number off records: 2500

TableName: Email
Email_id
Customer_id
Email
Etc.
Number off records: 3000

TableName: Invoice
Invoice_id
Invoice
Amount
Etc.
Number off records: 200

The Table Customer has 2000 Records in it so in the Review Data Tab it should at least show 2000 Records. I tried left / right / inner Joins but i don't get a good result set.

All the links point to the Customer table and it looks like Mysql can't handle this. If i link one table to the Customer Table i get off course a good result set but if 2 or more tables are linked to the Customer table based on the Customer_id link it's not.

I can't use stored procedures/views because i'm using Mysql 3.23.x

Can someone help me out with this?

Regards,
Frans

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RonB

Posts: 228
Posted: 03/12/2004, 6:29 AM

Ok first the stupid question:

Did you notice the review data tab limit's the return to 100 rows unless you change the figure?

Sorry I just had to ask :-)

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travel-net

Posts: 56
Posted: 03/12/2004, 6:58 AM

Quote :
Ok first the stupid question:

Did you notice the review data tab limit's the return to 100 rows unless you change the figure?

Sorry I just had to ask
Yep, i use the query builder from within CodeCharge and i'm aware of all it's buttons etc.. For testing the SQL i use MySQL Front and the EMS Mysql Manager.
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RonB

Posts: 228
Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:04 AM

Again sorry but I've made mistakes like that to many timer so i had to ask. People tend to look at the difficult solution before thinking of things like this :-)

Looking at the tables I see only one thing that strikes me:
- the invoice table does not have a customer_id field (at least you didn't list it)
- did you look at all the joins? If you did a straight join on invoice the max number of rows would be 200.
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travel-net

Posts: 56
Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:08 AM

Sorry,

Invoice has also Customer_id.

Are you Ron from Rbintraweb?
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RonB

Posts: 228
Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:10 AM

Yep
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RonB

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Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:11 AM

Windsurf?
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travel-net

Posts: 56
Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:12 AM

Yep, and Travel-Net
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RonB

Posts: 228
Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:12 AM

I thought so :-)

Did you look at the invoice join?
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travel-net

Posts: 56
Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:16 AM

Check Your mail in 5 minutes or so.:-D
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RonB

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Posted: 03/12/2004, 7:17 AM

OK :-)
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