I am developing a new database backend for my application for more flexibility.
Instead of one large table with many columns, I now have four tables;
- Table "roms" (contains a single column 'Name')
- Table "romsmeta" (contains columns 'Name','Title','Year')
- Table "software" (contains columns 'System' and 'Name')
- Table "softwaremeta" (contains columns 'System','Name','Title','Year')
So now I need to use a JOIN type in my queries, but my skills are a bit rusty. Basically, I would like to perform the following pseudo-query;
SELECT Title,Year from (roms INNER JOIN romsmeta,software INNER join softwaremeta) WHERE Title like '%enteredTitle%'
Obviously, this syntax is not valid.
What query would return the results I'm looking for?
Thanks in advance!
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