Thank you very much for the advices. They have given to me deep insights about my problem. But I need to apologize I’ve not described the problem appropriately. I will try it again, here:
The complete table I have is like:
Fruit, colour, Id number of supermarket
I need to be able to select only the repeated fruits in two given supermarkets. So, if I have
Mellon, red, 1
Mellon, green, 2
Banana, black, 1
Orange, blue, 3
And if I want to get information about supermarket 1 and 2, the result will be
Mellon, red, 1
Mellon, green, 2
I’m using DBI module.
Thanks!
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