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Syntax
JOIN [FROM] from_table USING from_join_col TO
to_table USING to_join_col [OWNED BY table_name] [WITH options]
JOIN
Required
[FROM] from_table
Required. The FROM keyword is supported for visual clarity,
but is optional. The from_table parameter is the table in
the previous QUALIFY statement.
USING from_join_col
Required - The USING keyword is required. The from_join_col
parameter is the link column in the from_table that will be
joined to the link column in the to_table.
TO to_table
Required. The TO keyword is required. The to_table parameter
is the table that will be joined with the table in the previous
QUALIFY statement.
USING to_join_col
Required - The USING keyword is required. The to_join_col
parameter is the link column in the to_table that will be
joined to the link column in the from_table.
OWNED BY table_name
Optional - Lets you specify the table representing the owner
of the to_table.
[WITH options]
Optional - Specify options to be used for this command.
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OdxSQL Example
The following example qualifies all orders in the Orders
table that were canceled. It then joins the qualified orders
to the products table which are further refined with another
qualify. Finally, the qualified product names are retrieved
with a select statement using the odxid WITH option.
>qualify orders where status='cncl'
610 ORDERS (453 CUSTOMERS) records qualify
>join from orders using product_no to products
using product_no
99 PRODUCTS records join
>qualify products where product_class='and
eqp'
7 PRODUCTS records qualify
>select product_name from products with odxid
PRODUCT_NAME
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PAPER CUTTER
DIGITAL POSTAL SCALE
ONE STEP CAMERA
OVERHEAD PROJECTOR
RICOH FAX MACHINE
FAX SURGE PROTECTOR
POSTAL SCALE
7 rows returned
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