sql - how to display parent record and children from multiple tables -

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I have three tables, 1 parent with 2 parents 1-to-1 relationship with parents.
Table 1: People

I want a report that looks like this :

Person1:
First_Name ------- Last_name
Phone 1: ------ 12345 ---- Home - Phone 2: ----- - 54321 ---- Work
Mail 1: ------- first@mail.com .work
Mail 2: ------- first@mail.com .work
Mail 3: ---- ---first@mail.com .work

Person 2:
------- First_nem ------ - Last_name
Phone 1: ------ 12345 ---- Home - Phone 2: ------ 54321 ---- Work
mail1: ------- first @ Mail.com-- --work
Mail 2: ------- first @ mail.com @ w Ork
Mail 3: ------- first@mail.com.twork

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EDIT: I know how to add all the tables with the left join, I have no idea how to get it done.

OK, this is a type of summary that you need to contact. I can not give you a step-by-step because it will be impossible long, but you should start it. (Also keep in mind that I am doing this with memory):

  1. You will need three datasets, for each one, phone number and email address. I'm assuming that there is a similar type of ID field in the phone number and email address, a way to call people and tie on an email address You will need that field in your area.

    You do not have to join your SQL: The report will be linked between three datasets.

  2. Put a matrix on your report Is it attracted by people's datasets? Enter the first and last name in the matrix expansion row.

  3. Under your first and last name, add a new extension line to your matrix.

  4. Combine cells in your new extension row so that you have a very wide cell.

  5. Embed (drag and drop) a new matrix in a single wide cell in its new extension row.

  6. Link your matrix to the phone dataset. Set up a record filter in the matrix to limit those records that match the ID field in the parent matrix.

  7. Set up the phone as much as you like in embedded hair matrix.

  8. Repeat step 3-7 dataset with email address.

You do not really need to create a group (unless you want to include any sort of subtotal) because you really do not group anything Are: displaying a list with just the embedded sub-lists


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