I'm trying to modify a previous query to remove the where parts and use join, but I get an error when I do it. I've tried to read the Oracle doc but I didn't find anything to fix my error.
Previous query :
SELECT DISTINCT
CLI.IDCLI, CLI.NOMCLI,CLI.PRENOMCLI
FROM
LIVRAISON LIV, LIVRAISON LIV1, CLIENT CLI, COMMANDE COM, CLIENT CLI1, COMMANDE COM1
WHERE
CLI.IDCLI = COM.IDCLI
AND COM.IDCOM = LIV.IDCOM
AND CLI1.IDCLI = COM1.IDCLI
AND COM1.IDCOM = LIV1.IDCOM
AND LIV.DATELIV = LIV1.DATELIV
AND LIV.IDLIV = LIV1.IDLIV
AND CLI1.NOMCLI = 'MARTIN'
AND CLI.IDCLI != CLI1.IDCLI
ORDER BY
CLI.IDCLI ASC;
New query & error:
SQL> SELECT DISTINCT CLI.IDCLI, CLI.NOMCLI,CLI.PRENOMCLI
2 FROM LIVRAISON LIV NATURAL JOIN LIVRAISON LIV1
3 INNER JOIN COMMANDE COM ON COM.IDCOM=LIV.IDCOM,
4 LIV1 INNER JOIN COMMANDE COM1 ON LIV1.IDCOM=COM1.IDCOM,
5 CLIENT CLI INNER JOIN COM ON CLI.IDCLI=COM.IDCOM,
6 COM1 INNER JOIN CLIENT CLI1 ON CLI1.IDCLI=COM1.IDCLI
7 WHERE CLI1.NOMCLI='MARTIN'
8 AND CLI.IDCLI!= CLI1.IDCLI
9 ORDER BY CLI.IDCLI ASC;
COM1 INNER JOIN CLIENT CLI1 ON CLI1.IDCLI=COM1.IDCLI
*
ERROR at line 6:
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
CodePudding user response:
Avoid NATURAL JOIN, unless you're a seasoned expert at join magic.
Don't mix old comma syntax with join syntax.
Use unique table aliases.
SELECT DISTINCT
CLI.IDCLI,
CLI.NOMCLI,
CLI.PRENOMCLI
FROM LIVRAISON LIV
JOIN LIVRAISON LIV2 ON LIV2.DATELIV = LIV.DATELIV
AND LIV2.IDLIV = LIV.IDLIV
JOIN COMMANDE COM ON COM.IDCOM = LIV.IDCOM
JOIN CLIENT CLI ON CLI.IDCLI = COM.IDCLI
JOIN COMMANDE COM2 ON COM2.IDCOM = LIV2.IDCOM
JOIN CLIENT CLI2 ON CLI2.IDCLI = COM2.IDCLI
WHERE CLI2.NOMCLI = 'MARTIN'
AND CLI.IDCLI != CLI2.IDCLI
ORDER BY
CLI.IDCLI ASC;