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A: WRT54G
B: WRT54GL
C: WRT54GS
Thanks!

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I am using sql in a software called TOAD. I am trying to figure it out for a project for days. I really need some help to distinguish the differences among them.
In the project, I need to join two tables, db_a and db_b, where their clt_no, clt_ofc_no, and postal _codes are the same. However, when I try to do the joins by the 3 different queries below, they all give me different results. I've highlighted the parts that they are different from each other. The reason I wish for somebody can point out the differences is that I don't think myself understand how exactly exists and in work (i've read some posts about them). Maybe at least somebody can advise the factors that might cause the differences, so I know where I should check.
Here is some sample data:
table db_a
Seq_No     Clt_no     Ofc_no     postal_Code
1     123     1     M5T1K3
1     123     2     N2L4D4
*1     125     1     M3T1L3*
2     456     3     L3T2T3
3     658     1     O6S3A5
4     448     2     E4T7A9
4     874     4     E6Y7I8
5     741     1     B3T5R5
5     742     1     O6P7Y7
6     521     2     P4W3E6
7     358     2     X3F4V5
table db_b
Clt_no     Ofc_no     postal_Code
123      1     M5T1K3
123      2     N2L4D4
125      1     M3T1L8
456      3     L3T2T3
658      1     B3T5R5
448      2     E4T7A9
874      4     E6Y7I8
742      1     O6P7Y7
358      2     X3F4V5
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FROM db_a a
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SELECT a.seq_no
FROM db_b b
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AND ('' || trim(UPPER(a.postal_code)) || '')=(UPPER(b.CLT_PSZP_CD))
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AND a.clt_ofc_no=b.clt_ofc_no
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AND a.match_desc = '03-Name Matched'
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SELECT a.seq_no
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WHERE a.clt_no=b.clt_no
AND a.clt_ofc_no=b.clt_ofc_no
AND ('' || trim(UPPER(a.postal_code)) || '')=(UPPER(b.CLT_PSZP_CD))
AND a.postal_code IS NOT NULL
AND a.match_desc = '03-Name Matched'
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The first script is closest to my target. However, I also need to select the accounts that have the same seq_no even though their clt_no, clt_ofc_no or postal_code dont match. For example, even though the third row in db_a and db_b doesn't match on postal_code, it has the same seq_no with some other accounts that have matches on clt_no, ofc_no and postal_codes. Then, I would like to include this row in the selection, though it doesn't fulfill the conditions. No matter how I changed the codes, it would not give me the results I want.
PLEASE HELP!!!
Thanks!
Edited by: user12849271 on Mar 24, 2010 7:34 AM

Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
The best way to post your sample data is as CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements.
For example:
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,     Ofc_no          NUMBER (3)
,     postal_Code     VARCHAR2 (6)
INSERT INTO db_a (seq_no, clt_no, ofc_no, postal_code) VALUES (1, 123, 1, 'M5T1K3');
INSERT INTO db_a (seq_no, clt_no, ofc_no, postal_code) VALUES (1, 123, 2, 'N2L4D4');
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INSERT INTO db_a (seq_no, clt_no, ofc_no, postal_code) VALUES (2, 456, 3, 'L3T2T3');
INSERT INTO db_a (seq_no, clt_no, ofc_no, postal_code) VALUES (3, 658, 1, 'O6S3A5');
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INSERT INTO db_a (seq_no, clt_no, ofc_no, postal_code) VALUES (7, 358, 2, 'X3F4V5');
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(       Clt_no          NUMBER (3)
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INSERT INTO db_b (clt_no, ofc_no, postal_code) VALUES (123, 1, 'M5T1K3');
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Always include the results that you want from the sample data you posted.
This site normally compresses whitespace, so when you post anything formatted (such as output), type these 6 characters:
\(all small letters, inside curly brackets) before and after each section of formatted test, to preserve the spacing.
Right now, I have some idea of where you are starting from, but no idea at all of where you want to go, so I can't give you directions.
I do have three sets of bad directions (your flawed queries), which may be helpful, but that's no substitute for posting the results you want from tha sample data.

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