One to many relationship

hi,
i have two tables first one have two fields like item_no, Item_name and in the second table item_no and weight. for one item_no there are many different weights in the second table so the item_no is repeating in this table. i wanted to create a report from this tables. based on the item name. i'm passing item name as parameter and i wanted to print the item_no and different weights of that item_name there may be more than one item_no for one item_name . how can i do this in report which report format will be good.
thanks for your help
Bcj

Hi bcj,
You can start your query as:
select a.item_name,
       b.item_weight
from   table1 a,
       table2 b
where  a.table_name = :p_table_name
and    b.table_name = a.table_nameThen, you can try the Group Left from the report wizard.
-Marilyn

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