I have the following tables: Orders, Notes, Permits
The following columns are in each table:
Orders = ID
Notes = ID, RelatedID, Note, Timestamp
Permits = ID, OrderId
I have the following query
SELECT o.id
, op.id
, n.timestamp
FROM [tblOrders] o
INNER JOIN [tblNotes] n ON n.[RelatedID] = o.[ID]
INNER JOIN [tblPermits] op ON o.[id] = op.[OrderID]
WHERE n.[Text] LIKE 'Line item is created%'
An order has 1 to many permits and a order has 1 to many notes
The problem here is that the notes relate to the order and not the individual permit so when you join o.id with n.relatedID if there is more that 1 permit in an order it will actually show 4 records instead of 2 since it joins twice for each permit since the orderID is the same. How can I get this to only return 2 records?