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Hi, I'm trying to do a Many:Many LEFT outer join. So, if I have tables T1 and T2:
T1: A 1 A 2 C 1
T2: A "x1" A "x2" A "x3" B "x1"
I want the result to be: A 1 "x1" A 1 "x2" A 1 "x3" A 2 "x1" A 2 "x2" A 2 "x3" C 1 " " None of the MATCH relationships (printrint, sumrint, print:sum, sum:sum) seem to capture this. Any help appreciated.
Drew, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work because joins do not support many to many relationships. The first "A" in T1 matches all 3 entries in T2, but the second "A" does not get paired up with anything.
Drew, thanks again for the reply. I must be on an older version of webFOCUS - I'm just not getting the output that you're getting (true to some IBI document on JOINs that I found, many:many is not working with JOINs. It finds a match for the first entry, say, "A", but since it never backs up, it prints a blank when tryin to match up the second instance of "A"). The only thing that SET ALL=ON is doing for me is, it mimics a left outer join by including parent instances with no child instances, but it still is unable to force a many:many join. Also, like you've said, I tried doing this by inserting straight SQL, but my version of webFOCUS does not seem to like it - I get an error on anything other than a regular (inner) join.
I saw a document that talked about MATCH supporting many:many, although I haven't been able to get it to work. Any ideas on how to use that? Thanks a lot.