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I have two tables, one called users and one called contact. They both have a field called id, with a one to one relationship.

 

Ex:

 

Users:

 

id Name

6 Trent

 

Contact:

 

id PhoneNumber

6 555-555-5555

 

I want to make a select query to grab the name with the id of 6, and the phone number with the id of 6, but I forget how.

 

Can someone help me out?

 

Thanks :)

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Just to organize it more, and because the contact data isn't used very often.

 

That worked, thanks. Isn't there also a way to do it with subqueries? I'm trying to get better at mysql, since for a long time I have just used the minimum statements and done all the processing with PHP.

 

 

You could do it with a subquery, but it's much of a muchness and you're probably better off with a LEFT JOIN purely for presentational purposes.

Here is your subquery:

SELECT u.Name as Name
         , (SELECT c.PhoneNumber FROM contact c WHERE c.id=u.id) as PhoneNumber
FROM users u
WHERE id = 6

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