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  1. Thanks - IT WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Peace man, I hope you have a good day, nice to know there's people who help others for no financial gain! :D
  2. Cheers mate, can you give me a quick pointer my heads spinning and i can't think straight - it took me about 10 hours to get that first query!!
  3. Hello I am trying to build a reggae 7" single discography database, with three tables RECORD LABEL ([u]record_label_ref[/u], record_label, country, subsidiary_of, label_info) ARTIST ([u]artist_ref[/u], artist_name, artist_info) RECORD ([u]record_ref[/u], cat_no, [i]record_label_ref[/i], label_display, [i]artist_ref_a[/i], song_a, [i]artist_ref_b[/i], song_b, year) As you can see, each record has two artists, one on each side. I want a query which displays the information for each record like so (I've omitted a few columns for simplicty): PAMA 1 (A) ARTIST A Song A c/w (2) ARTIST B Song B (1960) So far I have got the query: SELECT record_label.record_label, record.cat_no, label_display, artist_ref_a, artist.artist_name, song_a, composer_a, producer_a, arranger_a, artist_ref_b, artist.artist_name, song_b, composer_b, producer_b, arranger_b, year, est_value, rarity_rating, rec_info FROM record, record_label, artist WHERE record.record_label_ref = $record_label_ref AND record.artist_ref_a = artist.artist_ref AND record.artist_ref_b = artist.artist_ref AND record.record_label_ref = record_label.record_label_ref; However, this query will only display records where artist_ref_a is the same as artist_ref_b. CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP - IT'S DRIVNG ME CRAZY!!!!
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