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07.23.1999 at 08:33AM PDT, ID: 10186372
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Can this be done in 1 Querie?

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I have a table of new stories. Each story can be a 'member' of any number of 'catorgaries'. The list of catogaries is stored in a nother table. Im guessing I then need a third table that has a column for the news story ID and then another column containing a cotogarie ID. There would be a number of entries in this table for each of the selected new stories catorgaries.

Now, when I come to pull a list of new stories from the DB IS there a way to get at the catogaries as well without resorting to a seperate querie for each news story?

The DB Im using is MySQL.

Many Thanks

matthew
 
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