in reply to (OT) Improving a SQL JOIN statement
and that should work...Tables like... create table items ( itemid int(11) default 0 not null, other_data text, primary key (itemid); ); create table ratings ( itemid int(11) default 0 not null, ratingtype varchar(32) default '' not null, rating int(11) default 0 not null, primary key (itemid,ratingtype), key (itemid,ratingtype,rating) }; SELECT * FROM items AS I, ratings AS R WHERE R.itemid = I.itemid AND R.ratingtype = 'usability' AND R.rating >= 8;
I just used int for rating for simplicity, you'd probably use a decimal...
Or are there multiple ratings for on item in the same ratingtype? like an entry for each person
who rarted it? If that is the case I would suggest just storing the average if you
can, or having a table of averages and a table of all entries.
but maybe I misunderstand.
- Ant
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