Hi,
i m having a little syntax problem in my query (simplified) :
select *
from table1 t1
inner join table2 t2 using (pk1)
inner join table3 t3 using (pk2)
where not exists (select1 from table4 t4 where t4.pk1 = t1.pk1)
By using the "using" keyword, oracle doesnt allow table identifier in front of the column name (eg : t1.pk1, only pk1 can be used)
If i write :
select *
from table1 t1
inner join table2 t2 using (pk1)
inner join table3 t3 using (pk2)
where not exists (select1 from table4 t4 where t4.pk1 = pk1)
This query will not give the expected results.
But since i am using an "exists" subquery, how can i join this subquery ?
Of course, i suppose i could write this query another way and avoid the exists, or i could NOT use "using".
But is it possible to have "join / using" combined with a subquery in the where clause ?
Edit : using Oracle 10gR2