>Hi All MySQL ers
>
>I am now starting to confuse myself so everyone else should be just
>fine with this query problem / clarification!
>
>I have just discovered through luck that I need to have the same
>record in (table items) accessable if it is listed as being in more
>than one city (table city). Obviously I don't want to create new
>records for the same item so it can be displayed if it's in different
>cities. Is the best way to do this to create a new table and call it
>reference_city with items.ItemID and city.CityID as the columns?
>
>Basically the items are being called when an item is in a city and the
>same item will more than likely be in more than one city.
>
>Thanks
>Andrew
>
>
>
>
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| • FW: another table to query! | Andrew | 19 Mar |