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[Quoted Text] > Hello all.. > I am really really in need of a help. This query of my project has hold me > back now for months. The project is to develop a database. > > I have two tables, table1 and table2. Table 1 has the following columns > and > rows: > ID Audit > 223 2 > 234 3 > 225 1 > 226 2 > The column ID is unique, have one record per row and Audit is not unique. > > Here are the columns and rows for table 2. Records in column ID are unique > but can have more than one record per rows. Amt Type is grouped by Trans > type. Example, cash and visa are credit Trans type; where as, all MC and > TC > are paytogo. > > ID Amt Amt type Trans Type > 223 1.50 cash credit > 223 2.03 visa credit > 223 2.30 MC paytogo > 234 .50 TC paytogo > 234 1.75 cash credit > 234 .90 visa credit > 234 5.30 visa credit > 234 1.25 TC paytogo > 225 1.35 MC paytogo > 225 2.24 visa credit > 225 3.35 MC paytogo > 226 2.17 visa credit > 226 1.15 TC paytogo > 226 1.50 TC paytogo > 226 1.60 visa credit > > I would like a sql statement or know how to create a query that will look > at > column Audit of table1. For every Audit in table1 pull the corresponding > records in table 2 and sort in order by Amt.Table2. I really do not care > about the order. Just would like for it to pull the records from table2 > based > of Audit.table1. > > > The result for this query should be. From the result below. There are 3 > records for ID 234, 1 record for ID 225, 2 records for ID 223 and 2 > records > for ID 226 > ID Amt Amt type Trans Type > 234 5.30 visa credit > 234 1.25 TC paytogo > 234 1.75 cash credit > 225 3.35 MC paytogo > 223 2.30 MC paytogo > 223 2.03 visa credit > 226 2.17 visa credit > 226 1.60 visa credit > > Any help will be greatly appreciated as this has been holding be back from > completing this project. I am opened to any direction. > Thanks a million in advance. >
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