hi monks,

i've written the following code which basically joins two the data from two mysql tables based on an id in the first table.
my $join = 'customer_id'; my $sth = $global{DBH}->prepare(" select * from voice_calls ") +; my $cth = $global{DBH}->prepare(" select * from customers wher +e $join=?"); $sth->execute(); while ( my $call = $sth->fetchrow_hashref() ) { $cth->execute( ${$call}{$join} ); my $customer = $cth->fetchrow_hashref(); $cth->finish; foreach my $key (keys %$customer) { ${$call}{$key} = ${$customer}{$key} } # end-foreach push(@{$self->{RESULTS}}, \%{$call}); } # end-while $sth->finish;
i'm pretty sure there is a way to do this straight from a select in mysql and was wondering if anybody knew it?

cheers,
reagen

In reply to joining two tables in mysql by rsiedl

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