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Join multiple tables with a WHERE clause

I am using Mysql and it is difficult for me to find the results from the SELECT query. I have 3 tables. The first sections of the table, the elements of the second section of the table and the status of the participant in the third table (the data in this table is static). A.

select * from Sections;

| section_id | title  | description | section_ownerid |
-------------------------------------------------------
| 1          | title1 | desc1       | 100             |
| 2          | title2 | desc2       | 100             |
| 3          | title3 | desc3       | 100             |
| 4          | title4 | desc4       | 100             |
| 5          | title5 | desc5       | 100             |
| 6          | title6 | desc6       | 100             |

select * from SectionMembers;

| SectionMembers_id | section_id  | status_code | memberid |
------------------------------------------------------------
| 1                 | 1           | 10          | 200      |
| 2                 | 1           | 20          | 300      |
| 3                 | 2           | 30          | 200      |
| 4                 | 2           | 10          | 300      |
| 5                 | 3           | 30          | 200      |
| 6                 | 4           | 20          | 200      |

select * from MemberStatus;

| MemberStatus_id | status_code  | status         |
---------------------------------------------------
| 1               | 10           | PENDINGMEMBER  |
| 2               | 20           | ACTIVEMEMBER   |
| 3               | 30           | MEMBERREJECTED |

I used compounds to get results like

select distinct(a.section_id) as id,
        a.title,
        a.description,
        c.status
 from Sections a 
 left join SectionMembers b on a.section_id = b.section_id
 inner join MemberStatus c on b.status_code = c.status_code
 where (a.section_ownerid = 100 and b.memberid = 200)
       or (a.section_ownerid = 100);

But I do not get the correct result. I need the results as shown below:

| section_id | title  | description | status         |
------------------------------------------------------
| 1          | title1 | desc1       | PENDINGMEMBER  |
| 2          | title2 | desc2       | ACTIVEMEMBER   |
| 3          | title3 | desc3       | MEMBERREJECTED |
| 4          | title4 | desc4       | ACTIVEMEMBER   |
| 5          | title5 | desc5       | NULL           |
| 6          | title6 | desc6       | NULL           |
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The following query seems to be what you need. Note that the filter for has memberid = 200been moved to the join condition:

select s.section_id,
  s.title,
  s.description,
  m.status
from Sections s
left join SectionMembers sm
  on s.section_id = sm.section_id
  and sm.memberid = 200
left join MemberStatus m
  on sm.status_code = m.status_code
where s.section_ownerid = 100;

: , section_id=2 ActiveMember, 2.

:

| SECTION_ID |  TITLE | DESCRIPTION |         STATUS |
------------------------------------------------------
|          1 | title1 |       desc1 |  PendingMember |
|          2 | title2 |       desc2 | MemberRejected |
|          3 | title3 |       desc3 | MemberRejected |
|          4 | title4 |       desc4 |   ActiveMember |
|          5 | title5 |       desc5 |         (null) |
|          6 | title6 |       desc6 |         (null) |
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:

SELECT s.section_id, s.title, s.description, ms.status 
FROM Sections as s
LEFT JOIN SectionMembers as sm ON s.section_id = sm.section_id
LEFT JOIN MemberStatus as ms ON ms.status_code = sm.status_code
WHERE (s.section_ownerid = 100 and sm.memberid = 200)
   OR (s.section_ownerid = 100)
GROUP BY section_id

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