I have these three tables -

Table: Products
ProdId	Prod_Series 			Prod_No
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6090	ML350T02 P1266 2059 FR		291378-051
6091	ML350T02 P1266 512 M1 BRZL	225861-201
6092	ML350T02 P1266 EU2002 EURO	277811-421
6093	ML350T02 P1266 SP3636 EURO	267546-421

Table: ProductParts
RowId	ProdId	PartId
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246432	6090	5526
246433	6091	5067
246434	6091	4638
246435	6091	4639
246436	6091	4682

Table: Parts
PartId	Part_Num	Keyword		Category			Desc
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5762	228523-001	Cover			Mechanical PartsAccess panel (top cover) - Includes built-in hood latch
5763	228524-001	Processor		Logic Board			Intel Pentium III processor - 1.13GHz (Tualatin, 133MHz front...
5764	228525-001	Airflow Guide	Mechanical Parts	Processor airflow guide (air baffle)
5765	228526-001	Manual/Software	Mechanical Parts	Localization kit (country kit) - Use with 2.40GHz and 2...
5766	232793-001	Rack Mount Kit	Mechanical Parts	Rack mount kit - Includes left slide assembly for stand...
5767	232794-001	Rack Mount Kit	Mechanical Parts	Rack mount kit - Rails for 2-post Telco type rack

The user can enter anything for a query. If the query string is found in Product.Prod_Series or Product.Prod_No, the return the
Product row and all child rows for it. If the query string is found in the Part.Part_Num, Part.Keyword, Part.Category, or Part.Desc,
then return the Product Row the part belongs to, as well as the part row.

Think TreeView. If the text I search for is a parent, return the parent and all children. If the search text is a child, return the only
the child an it's parent.

Is this possible in one query? Anyone have any thoughts on how to do this?