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Hi, Here is my SQL, its build with a loop, and looks correct to what I think it should be. I believe the output "$data" below should only be 4 records.. though its a lot more, and some data is duplicated and shown twice in the array. Lot of stuff removed for simplicity. SELECT usr.usr_login, app.app_name, acs.acs_read, acs.acs_add, acs.acs_edit, acs.acs_delete, acs.acs_admin FROM acs LEFT JOIN usr ON usr.ID = usr.ID LEFT JOIN app ON app.ID = app.ID if it matters here's the code that generated the statement above from an array. <?php // =====================================
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I've got two tables user table - id - username - fname - lname - group_id event Table - id - user_id - event_time - event_date - event ('Arrival','Departure','Break',etc..) My problem is getting all user by group and joining other table even date, but it should be base on 'event_date' I use `LEFT JOIN` and `LEFT OUTER JOIN` but because I have to specify the `event_date` not all user can be shown because some are absent. I made this SELECt * FROM user as u LEFT OUTER JOIN event as e ON u.id = e.user_id WHERE u.group_id = 6 AND ( e.event_date = '2016-07-05' AND e.event = '
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I want to fetch the titles from the Courses table, but I only want the Course Title to return once when I join Events. Courses CID | CourseTitle 1 | Course A 2 | Course B 3 | Course C Events EID | CID | EventDate 1 | 1 | 2016-02-22 2 | 1 | 2016-02-23 3 | 2 | 2016-02-24 4 | 3 | 2016-02-25 5 | 3 | 2016-02-26 If I use a JOIN, SELECT Courses.CourseTitle FROM Courses LEFT JOIN Events on (Events.CID = Courses.CID) then I get Course A Course A Course B Course C Course C But what I want is Course A Course B Course C Because u
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Hi I am trying to demonstrate a random number college project by code. I have a query which works fine getting data from table: SELECT id,Date, GROUP_CONCAT(ball ORDER BY ball) balls FROM ( SELECT id,Date,Ball1 ball FROM history eh UNION SELECT id,Date,Ball2 ball FROM history eh UNION SELECT id,Date,Ball3 ball FROM history eh UNION SELECT id,Date,Ball4 ball FROM history eh UNION SELECT id,Date,Ball5 ball FROM history eh ) x WHERE ball IN (6, 24, 32, 48, 50) GROUP BY id HAVING COUNT(*) >= 2 This will give 3 co
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I am creating a table that creates many rows based on what is in the equipment table. There is a second table that has information pertaining to an order that has already been made. equipment table is as follows: equipment_id equipment_name 1 Book 2 Dog 3 cat 4 hat equipment order table is as follows: job_id equipment_id equipment_quantity 10 1 100 -
Hello all. I dont know how to go about this. I have a table (Transactions) that contains transactions of users. Another table (Confirmed) contains details of every confirmed user. I want to do a select statement that will display all the confirmed user with only the last of their transaction. But so far all it does is replicate the user and their date of transaction and that is not what i want. My intention is to get something like: Firstname Surname Date Registered Last Transaction andrews john 12-12-2014 10-10-2015 doe andy 12-12-2010
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Basically i want to match 2 columns from table1 to 1 column in table2. Here's my code. How do I do the joins properly? $get_earnings = $db->prepare("SELECT users.*, member_earnings.* FROM member_earnings LEFT JOIN users ON member_earnings.sent_by = users.user_id LEFT JOIN users ON member_earnings.guest_id = users.user_id WHERE record_id = :record_id AND status = :status ORDER BY earning_id DESC LIMIT 20"); $get_earnings->bindParam(':record_id', $url_id); $get_earnings->bindValue(':status', 1); $get_earnings->execute();
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This seems like something I've done several times a year for years, but I can't seem to get it. I can't find a solution on Google that works, although the question was asked many times and answered, too. Also, I'm low on sleep right now. Let's say I have two tables: USERS USERS_LOGINS I want to join the tables and get one row per user, with only the latest login row. Assume "UserId" is the pk/fk and there's some sort of LoginTime in the USERS_LOGINS table. So I will get results like: - Brian 8/4 - Mitch 8/3 - Jerry 8/2 I appreciate the help.
