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Answering your question:
What do you want is not subselect and yes JOIN
.
Example of JOIN
whereas your sale table will always have 1 book for sale:
SELECT *
FROM VENDAS VD
INNER JOIN LIVROS LV ON LV.IDLIVRO = VD.IDLIVRO
Filtering some fields:
SELECT VD.IDVENDA, LV.TITULO, LV.PRECO
FROM VENDAS VD
JOIN LIVROS LV ON LV.IDLIVRO = VD.IDLIVRO
(In the examples see that I used INNER JOIN
and JOIN
. In this case it works the same way, because using only JOIN
he assumes as if he were INNER
.)
Extra examples:
To bring ALL values of table VENDAS
even though nay completed the field IDLIVRO
on the table VENDAS
, use the LEFT JOIN
:
SELECT *
FROM VENDAS VD
LEFT JOIN LIVROS LV ON LV.IDLIVRO = VD.IDLIVRO
To bring ALL values of table LIVROS
even though nay completed the field IDLIVRO
on the table VENDAS
, use the RIGHT JOIN
:
SELECT *
FROM VENDAS VD
RIGHT JOIN LIVROS LV ON LV.IDLIVRO = VD.IDLIVRO
Reference on JOINS
it would be nice to see as an example:
would not be a Join and not a subselect?
– Ricardo Pontual
If I’m not mistaken the command to do this is the
INNER JOIN
.– Thiago Fernandes