trouble with syntax

[Mikael Hellström]

hi!!
This is my problem. Im planing this without success

*i have 3 tables table1 table2 and table3...
*The tables have some fields with the same name for example
both table 2 and table 3 have the field "age"
*The field id is a key

select * from a table1, b table2, c table3 where a.id=session("memberId")
and b.id= session("memberId") and c.id=session("memberId")

MY QUESTION ARE
How do i get data from tables that have the same field name like the example
table 2 and table 3???
My guess are something like this:

response.write recordsset(b.age) and for the other
response.write recordset(c.age)..

This is wrong syntax i know, but how do i write the syntax in asp?

[Bob Barrows]

Mikael Hellström wrote:
Already answered in .asp.db.

Mikael,
The .asp.db newsgroup was the appropriate newsgroup for this question: it
was database-related, and it was asp-related - a great fit for .asp.db. You
did not have to post it here as well. Most of the experts in this group also
subscribe to that group as well, and it can be annoying to have to read the
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Bob Barrows

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[Mikael Hellström]

ok sorry ...I'll think about that.

"Bob Barrows" <reb01501@NOyahoo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
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> Mikael Hellström wrote:
> Already answered in .asp.db.
>
> Mikael,
> The .asp.db newsgroup was the appropriate newsgroup for this question: it
> was database-related, and it was asp-related - a great fit for .asp.db.

You

> did not have to post it here as well. Most of the experts in this group

also

> subscribe to that group as well, and it can be annoying to have to read

the

> same question multiple times. In addition, by posting the same question
> separately in these newsgroups, you created a "multipost". This is bad
> because users in one group cannot see replies to the question from the

other

> group. This could cause somebody to waste his time answering a question

that

> has already been answered in the other group, which will certainly be
> annoying, and may cause the person who wasted his time to put you on

Ignore.

> Who knows, this person may be the only person in the newsgroups who knows
> the answer to your next question, and you're never going to receive his
> answer.
>
> The best policy is, post your question to one appropriate newsgroup. If
> you've posted it in the wrong place, someone will let you know, and
> hopefully will be polite enough to suggest a more appropriate newsgroup.

If

> you can't decide which of several newsgroups is the most appropriate, use
> the cross-posting technique: put the names of the newsgroups into the To
> field of a single message and post it once. It will be posted to all the
> groups in your To field. The benefit is that replies to the message will
> appear in all the newsgroups to which you cross-posted it, so subscripers

to

> all the groups will know that your problem has been resolved. The downside
> is that extra bandwidth will be used as a result, so always strive to keep
> the number of cross-posted groups to a minimum.
>
> HTH,
> Bob Barrows
>
> --
> Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
> Please reply to the newsgroup. This email account is my spam trap so I
> don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the
> "NO SPAM"
>
>