I'm having a hard time putting up a query.
I have a Database more or less in this structure.
Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4
I need to set up a query that takes the results in the 4 tables, for this I used the LEFT JOIN, because in tables 2, 3 and 4 it may not exist.
I made a query like this:
select distinct id_tabela1,
tid_tabela2, tid_tabela3, tid_tabela4
from tabela1 t1
left join tabela2 t2 on t1.id_tabela1 = t2.tid_tabela2
left join tabela3 t3 on t1.id_tabela1 = t3.tid_tabela3
left join tabela4 t4 on t1.id_tabela1 = t4.tid_tabela4
where...
What is happening is as follows, tables 2, 3 and 4 may have different id's with different values, but associated with the id of table1 and this is duplicating the id of table1 in the search result.
An example of how it's coming out:
id_tabela1 | tid_tabela2 | tid_tabela3 | tid_tabela4
1 | x | null | null
1 | z | null | null
What I need is for this 'Z' to be on the same line as 'X'.
Is it possible?