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PHP/MySQL Issue


esahp

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I have:
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$query = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE 1 AND WHERE `status` = '1'";
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and get the error:
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Query failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'WHERE `status` = '1'' at line 1
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How do I get this working correctly?
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Well, I'm completely new to the SQL language, and I was told [b]WHERE 1[/b] lists all of the data in the table and I was looking around and found [b]WHERE `blah` = 'blah'[/b] Which I assumed to mean [b]WHERE [u]field[/u] equals [u]blah[/u][/b].
So basically, I'm wanting to to list all of the data in the table [b]users[/b] where the field [b]status[/b] is equal to [b]1[/b]
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esahp,

There's nothing wrong with [b]SELECT * FROM table WHERE 1[/b] What you've read elsewhere was correct.

In fact, your original query only had one thing syntactically wrong with it, it had the additional WHERE in there.  When providing a second clause, just use the AND or OR.

[b]SELECT * FROM table WHERE 1 AND status = 1[/b]

Regards
Huggie
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