Bad design or SQL statment quandary

From: "grep" <cb(at)onsitetech(dot)com>
To: pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Bad design or SQL statment quandary
Date: 2002-02-27 05:53:06
Message-ID: a5hs0r$nhh$1@jupiter.hub.org
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I have 2 tables: 'people' and 'project'. The 'people' table keeps info on
the key players in a project. The 'project' table keep the project info
including the roles the people in 'people' table play. I store the people_id
in the 'project' table. I am at a loss to pull the names from 'people' table
with a SELECT on the project table. So my questions are:
1. what am missing to complete the SELECT?
2. Or is this just bad design on my part? and I should break this info out
to 'roles' table?

Table 'people'
--------------
people_id
name
email

Table 'project'
--------------
proj_id
description
proj_mgr
lead_devel
qa_tester

TIA
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grep

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