Assume that I have two tables, there are many children for "parents" and "child" parents : Many relationships are implemented through a standard cross-referencing table.
I want to find all the records of parents who have all the members of a given set of SQL (specifically the MS SQL server T-SQL; 2005 syntax is acceptable).
For example, let's say I have:
- List item
- Guardian
- Child Charlie Alice, Bob
- Childhood mention
- I have children as Charlie, so I have to include Ellis and Bob as a result
- If I have children Charlie and David, I want to include results in Alice and No Bob I am
- If I have hairstyles Charlie, David, and Eve, then I do not want to be included in the results.
My goals are:
SELECT Parent.ParentID, Child (s) from COUNT (*) ChildPaint at INNER ChildPaint. FamilyID = Parents Parents Ener Join Child On Child On Childed = Child .CildID Where & lt; ChildFilterCriteria & gt; Parents by parents Parental Number COUNT (*) = (Select Child (Child. Child ID) Child
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