SQL multiple join statement

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For multi-table joins, you have to nest the extra joins in brackets:

SELECT ...
FROM ((origintable
JOIN jointable1 ON ...)
JOIN jointable2 ON ...)
JOIN jointable3 ON ...

basically, for every extra table you join past the first, you need a bracket before the original ‘FROM’ table, and a closing bracket on the matching JOIN ‘on’ clause.

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