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| From: | John Meyer | Date: | February 13 2007 2:59pm |
| Subject: | Re: Query Two Databases | ||
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Neil Tompkins wrote: > Following on from the email below, if I run the query > > SELECT * FROM database1.table, database2.table > > I get the data back, but all the data is in the same row. > > How can I seperate the records ? > > Regards > Neil > > Barring an upgrade, it seems your best bet would be to use a scripting solution, such as PHP or perl, that could accomplish the same thing.
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • Query Two Databases | Neil Tompkins | 25 Jan |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Martijn Tonies | 25 Jan |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Neil Tompkins | 25 Jan |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Duncan Hill | 25 Jan |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Martijn Tonies | 25 Jan |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Nils Jünemann | 25 Jan |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Neil Tompkins | 13 Feb |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Neil Tompkins | 13 Feb |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | John Meyer | 13 Feb |
| • Re: Query Two Databases | Henrique Dallazuanna | 13 Feb |
