I have three tables in an SQL database. This relational system was designed by someone else but I was asked to create a new query because he no longer works for the company. I will use sample names for confidentiality purposes.
customer
customer_id
product_code
product_color
product_size
...
customer_link
customer_id
product_id
customer_stats
product_id
product_actual_product
product_actual_color
product_actual_size
...
This system was designed for users to enter information in the system and have multiple products for each customer. In customer, the fields shown are all codes linked by customer_id from (1) to (2). Two then can have multiple links between (2) and (3) based on multiple records in (2) with the same customer_id and different product_id's. (3) has the linked product_id and the actual text for the codes listed in (1).
The bottom line is that I need a SELECT statement based on the fields in (1) but with the data stored in (3). Wow I'm confused and could really use some help.
This should be pretty straight forward,
SELECT a.*, c.*
FROM customer a
INNER JOIN customer_link b
ON a.customer_ID = b.customer_ID
INNER JOIN Customer_stats c
ON b.product_id = c.product_id
To learn more about joins, see the link below