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Filtering INNER JOIN Data


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I'm using an INNER JOIN to grab some data from 2 tables depending on if another's id matches an id within the other table (obviously..  :P).

 

Is there anyway to continue on with this join but to filter even deeper by only taking data that not only has matching some_id but also does not have a row that equals a certain value?

 

Something along the lines of adding "WHERE some_row != 'value'" ?

 

"SELECT * FROM my_firstTable INNER JOIN my_secondTable ON my_firstTable.some_id = my_secondTable.some_id ORDER BY my_firstTable.some_id"

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