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fenway

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  1. I don't see how either of those requirements necessitates complicating a complex query even further.
  2. Correct.
  3. Why not the same field as for dlocation?
  4. There's a CSV ENGINE type that makes all of this not an issue.
  5. As long as you're not searching for a specific part of this string, it doesn't matter how it's stored.
  6. That's not really a question.
  7. That's a UTF-8 issue -- not a CSV issue.
  8. If you break this out into another table, you're just looking at yet another join.
  9. That's a PHP issue, now, isn't it?
  10. We can't possibly help you if you can't share enough of the informationh.
  11. You mean a JOIN?
  12. Yes -- you'll have to remove the duplicates first.
  13. You can't limit an inner join -- you''ll need to use a derived table for table.
  14. That's all meaningless data -- show us EXPLAIN output.
  15. As usual, echo the actual sql statement, and the accompanying error.
  16. You need a LEFT JOIN.
  17. What's the issue now?
  18. Sorry, what's the question?
  19. Then your logic is backwards -- there's an overlap somewhere.
  20. Same here.
  21. Echo the actual statements.
  22. Use: ORDER BY col_A = 'ddd', RAND()
  23. Sorry, why do you want these merged?
  24. If you change FROM goals, games to FROM (goals,games) you'll be ok. In general, don't mix comma and JOIN syntax.
  25. Why the subquery -- just substract.
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