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- kixtzz - 09-18-2013 is it possible to do a subselect in mysql with two different db? - Wizatek - 09-18-2013 Sure thats possible SELECT s.a_keeper_idx as npcid, n.a_name_usa as npcname, i.a_name_usa as itemname, i.a_price FROM t_shopitem s, t_item i, t_npc n WHERE s.a_item_idx = i.a_index AND n.a_index = s.a_keeper_idx ORDER BY s.a_keeper_idx - kixtzz - 09-18-2013 s, n, i | are the names db? - luoo - 09-18-2013 t_shopitem s, t_item i, t_npc n SELECT s.a_keeper_idx as npcid, n.a_name_usa as npcname, i.a_name_usa as itemname, i.a_price FROM emunew_data.t_shopitem s, test_data.t_item i, test_data.t_npc n WHERE s.a_item_idx = i.a_index change emunew_data and test_data to your database names - Wizatek - 09-18-2013 s n i are just like shortcuts defined in the FROM section. U could also write it like this SELECTt_shopitem.a_keeper_idx as npcid,t_npc.a_name_usa as npcname,t_item.a_name_usa as itemname,t_item.a_priceFROMt_shopitem,t_item,t_npcWHEREt_shopitem.a_item_idx = t_item.a_indexANDt_npc.a_index = t_shopitem.a_keeper_idx - kixtzz - 09-18-2013 ok ill try - kixtzz - 09-20-2013 solved thanks - Paramount - 09-21-2013 Closed and moved. |