thenexthour Posted December 1, 2003 Share Posted December 1, 2003 I have been looking in the MySql Manual but I\'m not quite sure about something so I thought I\'d ask the wonderful people here: I have a database with two tables; data and jobs. The data table has data about the user while the jobs database has all the information about where the user is looking for a job. Users are required to register and be verified but before they verify their information they are able to add data to both tables. I want to exclude data from unverified users when someone searched the site. Because the data table holds all the verification information and I want to search the jobs table I don\'t think a simple \'where\' command will cut it and I\'m fairly new to PHP/MySql. Currently I have this: $sql = \"select * from jobs where name like \'%$job%\';\"; That allows me to search the jobs table but it pulls out both verified and unverified user information re: jobs. I know I can add \'where confirmed = 1\' to the command to exclude unverified info but this only works when qwerying the data table, not the jobs table.... Anyone got a suggestion/solution? I\'ll be searching around for a solution and post it here if I find one; thanks in advance for the mySql help! Justin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thenexthour Posted December 2, 2003 Author Share Posted December 2, 2003 Rudy from http://r937.com/ gave me the solution on the DevShed site. I thought I\'d share the solution with anyone who is wondering. Thanks again rudy. select jobs.* from jobs inner join data on jobs.something = data.something where jobs.name like \'%$job%\' and data.confirmed = 1 the "something" columns are whatever columns you defined to link the user to her jobs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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