n Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:44:17 -0700, nina297 <nina.childress@ssa.gov>
wrote:

>I've written this query:
>
>select distinct topics, questions, answer
>from topics AS A, QuesNans AS B
>where A.topicid = B.topicid
>order by a.topics
>
>The results are:
>Topic Questions Answers
>Topic Four Question 1 Answer to question 1
>Topic One Quesstion 2 Answer to question 2
>Topic One Question 1 Answer to question 1
>Topic Three Question 1 Answer to question 1
>Topic Two Question 2 Answer to question 2
>
>How do I get one topic listed but all of the questions that go with
>that topic?

With a WHERE clause test? Or perhaps I do not understand the
question.

SELECT topic, question, answer
FROM Topics AS A
JOIN QuesNans AS B
ON A.topicid = B.topicid
WHERE A.topic = 'Topic One'
ORDER BY a.topic

By the way, it is common to make table names plural, and column names
singular. And it is much preferred to use the SQL-92 join syntax and
leave the WHERE clause for the rest tests to include/exclude rows (at
least in so far as they do not break OUTER joins.)

Roy Harvey
Beacon Falls, CT