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Hi everyone,

 

I have given this a good Googling but not found the answer.

 

I am trying to query two tables to produce one result, hopefully in one seamless query. Below is a hybrid Plain English / PHP version of exactly what I am trying to achieve.

 

{
$data = mysql_query("SELECT moj_id, track_artist, track_title FROM tracks WHERE upper(track_artist) LIKE '%$find%' OR upper(track_title) LIKE '%$find%' THEN SELECT moj_title FROM mojocd WHERE moj_id IS THE SAME AS THE ONE IN THE FIRST PART OF THIS QUERY");
}

 

Any pointers?

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SELECT t.moj_id, t.track_artist, t.track_title, m.moj_title

FROM tracks t
JOIN mojocd m ON t.moj_id = m.moj_id

WHERE upper(t.track_artist) LIKE '%$find%'
   OR upper(t.track_title) LIKE '%$find%'

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