Ok I'm obviously not after making myself clear. Probably for the same reason you have no SQL samples in your answer ;-)
Basically what I want to do is display two tables beside each other. Thats it. So say I have two statements  select name, address fom table1 where age > 20 and country = "Ireland" select name, address fom table1 where age > 20 and country = "Germany" instead of displaying two tables one above the other (as below) I'd like to merge them (as further below)

Ireland;
john;cork;21;
pat;dublin;22;
Eoin;galway;33;

Germany;
holger;stuttgart;21;
jens;berlin;22;
stefan;dresden;23;
[download]

Ireland;       Germany;
john ; cork   ; holger ; stuttgart ; 21 ;
pat  ; dublin ; jens   ; berlin    ; 22 ;
Eoin ; galway ;   --   ;   --      ; 33 ; 
 --  ;   --   ; stefan ; dresden   ; 23 ;
[download]

j o h n i r l .

Sum day soon I'Il lern how 2 spelI (nad tYpe)

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