I am trying to join multiple tables and order the data based on a common column that they share. Here is an example:
Table A
    pk  itemId  text
    1   10      ordered
    1   5       make
    1   8       it
    1   4       not
Table B
    pk  itemId  text    variable
    1   6       sense   94
    1   1       this    99
    1   2       text    98
Table C
    pk  itemId  text    anotherVariable
    1   3       does    97
    1   7       unless  93
    1   9       is      91
I need the final table to look like this:
Result Table
    pk  itemId  text    variable
    1   1       this    99
    1   2       text    98
    1   3       does    97
    1   4       not     NULL
    1   5       make    NULL
    1   6       sense   94
    1   7       unless  93
    1   8       it      NULL
    1   9       is      91
    1   10      ordered NULL
I am using the following query but it is not working...
    SELECT *
    FROM tableA as A
    INNER JOIN tableB as B ON A.pk = B.pk
    INNER JOIN tableC as C ON A.pk = C.pk
    ORDER BY A.itemId, B.itemId, C.itemId
Edit: added another variable to further explain my problem, across the tables I do not always have the same column names on all tables. On other tables there may be different columns that I want included in the result table.
                        
Use
UNION ALLinstead.As long as you have the same number of columns in all of the
SELECTstatements, and all columns have the same data type,UNION ALLshould work.Here is the documentation for
UNION.