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Hi, im having a problem with some SQL code, it looks really simple and i really can\'t understand why it\'s not giving the desired output, any help would be greatly appreciated:

 

This is the SQL statement i\'m trying to run:

 


SELECT t2.* FROM t1, t2 WHERE t1.rid <> t2.rid;

 

table1:

 

ID rid

31 1

32 2

 

table2:

 

ID rid

9 1

10 2

11 3

12 4

13 5

 

I was expecting the output to be:

 

11 3

12 4

13 5

 

But instead got:

 

ID rid

10 2

10 2

11 3

11 3

11 3

12 4

12 4

12 4

9 1

9 1

13 5

13 5

13 5

 

 

This seemed pretty crazy to me, all i wanted was for the query to retrieve only the records which didnt have matching rid\'s. This was all done on phpmyadmin as after having problems with the code i thought it would be easier to debug it using phpmyadmin. If anyone can tell me why its showing all the results multiple times and also a way i can recieve the data i want it to will be greatly appreciated.

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