using join in an SQL query

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December 1st, 2004, 01:23 PM

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using join in an SQL query

Hi can anyone help me . i want to know how to properly use join in an sql query.

I'll use these tables to give an idea of what i have to do
Table1: One Two Three Four
Table2: Five Six Seven
Table3: Eight Nine Ten Eleven

the keys are the underlined numbers
One is the same as Eight. Five is the same as Nine.
I have to get information from Two and Three and Eight
I dont know how to join 3 tables to get the information.
thanks to anyone who helps

December 2nd, 2004, 01:37 PM

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Why do you need to join tha tables

If one and eight are the same

two three and eight(one) are all in the same table

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