Usually when I can't find an answer to something via a google search it is because I haven't defined the search parameters correctly. If I understand correctly what you are trying to do is either a view or a join (or both.)

What you haven't defined in describing your problem is what database you are doing this against as different databases have different implementations to work with.

As far as DBI there are copius tutorials around the web. The rest is all about SQL syntax

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In reply to Re: DBI relation between tables tutorial by blue_cowdawg
in thread DBI relation between tables tutorial by M15U

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