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MySQL - syntax learning question

 
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Hello, folks.

I'm currently in the process of trying to teach myself to use MySQL. And in said process, I've ran upon a problem:




This was my query to my database.

To see the query with fancy colored words, and what database I'm querying, go to:

http://sqlfiddle.com/#!2/1943b/68

Now the problem is that I've messed up somewhere in the joining-syntax.

But I'm not exactly sure where...

Does anyone see my error?
 
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Syntax wise there is no problem. However, MySQL does NOT support full outer joins. Personally I didn't realize that until now.

Check out here to see one way to simulate full outer join.
 
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K. Tsang wrote:Syntax wise there is no problem. However, MySQL does NOT support full outer joins. Personally I didn't realize that until now.

Check out here to see one way to simulate full outer join.



Ah, see that explains it!

Thank you!
 
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