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Oracle SQL Statements Help
Old 10-20-2010, 09:46 PM Oracle SQL Statements Help
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Hi I'm working with Oracle and needed help writing some statements.

I have a table called ITEM with row - item_name
a table called SEND with row - send_date
a table called DESTOY with row destoy_date


What SQL statement would I write if I wanted...

1. List all values for item_name, send_date, and destoy_date.

2. List all common values for send_date and destoy_date.

3. List all values for destoy_date that are not also values for send_date.


THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP

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Old 10-24-2010, 08:08 AM Re: Oracle SQL Statements Help
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can you please post the whole schema of your table on which join needs to be performed
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