Code:
SELECT *
FROM vehicles v, images i
WHERE v.vehicleId = i.vehicleId
Both the table need to share a common ID (I named it vehicleId there), to relate the pictures and the vehicles.
With that query, you will get 1 line per picture and vehicle, but if a vehicle have no pictures, it won't be shown.
To have all the vehicle shown, even without picture, you can use an aouter join:
Code:
SELECT *
FROM vehicle v
LEFT OUTER JOIN pictures p ON v.vehicleId = p.vehicleId
Beware than an outer join can by way more CPU intesive than a usual "inner join".
What you can do is use 2 queries.
The first to get all your vehicles, and the second to get all your images
PHP Code:
$q1="SELECT * FROM vehicles";
$r1=mysql_query($q1);
while($o1=mysql_fetch_object($rq)){
//You have now the vehicle record in the $o1 object
$q2="SELECT * FROM PICTURES WHERE vehicleId = {$o1->vehicleId}";
$r2 = mysql_query($q2);
while($o2=mysql_fetch_object($r2)){
//you have one image related to the $o1->vehicleId vehicle in the $o2 object
}
}
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