select travh.*, travd.*, op.* from travh, travd, op where travd.travh_id =
travh.travh_id and op.op_id = travd.op_id and travh.travh_id = 'whatever';
At 04:58 PM 12/22/01 -0800, Brian wrote:
>Sorry, first post with no topic.
>
>Given 3 tables:
>---------------
>Table Operations(Op)
>Op_ID, Op_Name,...
>
>and
>
>Table TravelerHEADER(TravH)
>TravH_ID, TravName, Part_ID,...
>
>and
>
>Table TravelerDETAIL(TravD)
>TravD_ID, TravH_ID, Op_ID, TravOrder,...
>
>How can I retrieve the OP RecordSet
>associated with the subset of TravD records
>given a single TravH_ID?
>
>That is to say:
>There are a finite set of travd records that relate to a singular travh
record...
>for each of those travd records I want the related Op record.
>
>Stumped again,
>Brian
>
>
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