Joining multiple tables using ANSI join

Hi,
I need to join 4 tables using ANSI join. Lets say they are A,B,C adn D. A and B has a common column called x. C and D had a common column called y. I wrote a query like this
select * from A left outer join B on (A.x=B.x),
C left outer join D on (C.y =D.y)
its not working!!!
I need to use ANSI join.
can any body help me please???

Hi,
But is there is any common column between A,C or B,C or D,A?
Let me know.

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<---------- START QUOTE ---------->
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This is seems to be simple but i couldnt get it right.
I am exploring the features of Oracle 10g and try to implement it .
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Inner join
IF p_bsart IS INITIAL.
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Table 1 has 1000 Entries           Field A             Field B
Table 2 has 300 Entries             Field A            Field C
Table 3 has 100 Entries             Field A           Field D
The normal Join (INNER JOIN) gives me only the records that exists in all the 3 Tables.
But what i need is:
In the above example, If one entry in Table 1 has no matching records in Table 2 / Table 3, there should be an output entry in the SAP Query like
Field A            Field B              Field C            Field D
xxxx              yyyy                  Blank             Blank
If there is a common record that exists in the tables, that record should appear in the same entry in the Query output.
Field A            Field B              Field C            Field D
xxxx              yyyy                  zzzz              aaaa
In this way, there should be a minimum of 1000 entries (Largest no of records in the Tables joined). More than 1000 records in the Query output depends on the number of common records.
Kindly help if you have come across such a scenario.
thanks & regds
sriram

Hi
Please join the outer join as below
Table1 with Field A to Table 2 Field A-----outer join
Table1 with Field A to Table 3 Field A------outer join
then you get the out put as per your requirement
Regards
Damu

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I don't have to much knowledge of access database?
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Maybe you need to read this.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/access-help/database-design-basics-HA001224247.aspx
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Knowledge is the only thing that I can give you, and still retain, and we are both better off for it.

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LOAD DATA
APPEND INTO TABLE TABLE_ONE
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TRAILING NULLCOLS
record_type char TERMINATED BY ',' ,
EVENT_SOURCE_FIELD CHAR TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"',
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EVENT_ATTRIB_1 CHAR TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"',
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TRAILING NULLCOLS
RECORD_TYPE char TERMINATED BY ',' ,
NET_TOTAL INTEGER EXTERNAL TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"',
LOAD_DATE_TIME "sysdate"
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TRAILING NULLCOLS
RECORD_TYPE char TERMINATED BY ',' ,
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TRAILING NULLCOLS
RECORD_TYPE char TERMINATED BY ',' ,
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TRAILING NULLCOLS
RECORD_TYPE char TERMINATED BY ',' ,
PROD_ATTRIB_1_CHRG_DESC CHAR TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"',
LOAD_DATE_TIME "sysdate"
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Regards,
Sandipan

This is the info on the discard in the log file :
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While some of the records were loaded for one table.
Regards,
Sandipan

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No.
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Hi,
I am trying to insert/update multiple tables using one message via JDBC adapter. The following is the message being posted. However, only the first statement was executed. Anything wrong?
Thanks in advance!
Hart
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Hi,
You need 2 STATEMENT level tags,
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:DeliveryDBUpdate xmlns:ns0="http://test.com/r3_integration">
<b><DeliveryData1></b>
<DelHeader action="UPDATE_INSERT">
<table>DelHeader</table>
<access>
<DelNo>0080000230</DelNo>
<DelType>LF</DelType>
<XOverwrite>X</XOverwrite>
<ShipTo>0000000026</ShipTo>
<SoldTo>0000000026</SoldTo>
<Priority>00</Priority>
<DocDate>02/17/2007</DocDate>
<GText>CIF est</GText>
<DelDate>02/20/2007</DelDate>
<PickDate>02/20/2007</PickDate>
<ShipPoint>NO02</ShipPoint>
<PackCount>00000</PackCount>
</access>
<key>
<DelNo>0080000230</DelNo>
</key>
</DelHeader>
<b><DeliveryData1></b>
<b><DeliveryData2></b>
<DelItem action="INSERT">
<table>DelItem</table>
<access>
<DelNo>0080000230</DelNo>
<ItemNo>000010</ItemNo>
<GText>10# GRAN-GREAT VALUE</GText>
<Material>G04410G611</Material>
<Plant>6005</Plant>
<SLoc>6005</SLoc>
<RefDoc>mmenon32</RefDoc>
<RefItem>00000000</RefItem>
<DelQty>5.000</DelQty>
<UOM>BL</UOM>
</access>
<access>
<DelNo>0080000230</DelNo>
<ItemNo>000020</ItemNo>
<GText>25# GRAN- GREAT VALUE</GText>
<Material>G04025G611</Material>
<Plant>6005</Plant>
<SLoc>6005</SLoc>
<RefDoc>mmenon32</RefDoc>
<RefItem>00000000</RefItem>
<DelQty>5.000</DelQty>
<UOM>BG</UOM>
</access>
</DelItem>
<b></DeliveryData2></b>
</ns0:DeliveryDBUpdate>
Try with such a strcuture and let us know if it works.
Regards
Bhavesh

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