In this example we have 3 related tables on a SQLite database:
CREATE TABLE test1 (
c1 integer,
primary key (c1)
);
CREATE TABLE test2 (
c1 integer,
c2 integer,
primary key (c1, c2)
);
CREATE TABLE test3 (
c2 integer,
c3 integer,
primary key (c2)
);
Now I need to join all tables:
test1 -> test2 (with c1 column) test2 -> test3 (with c2 column).
I have tried this solution but it doesn't run:
SELECT
*
FROM test1 a
LEFT OUTER JOIN test2 b
LEFT OUTER JOIN test3 c
ON c.c2 = b.c2
ON b.c1=a.c1
It gives me an error:
near "ON": syntax error.
Any help ?
This is a simple misplacement of your ON
statement. This conforms to SQL standard:
SELECT *
FROM test1 a
LEFT OUTER JOIN test2 b ON b.c1=a.c1
LEFT OUTER JOIN test3 c ON c.c2=b.c2
This is explained in further depth here.