oxhey Posted February 27, 2014 Share Posted February 27, 2014 I have three tables tables :Table 1 is called "card" . The fields that are important are: - "state_id" - This table has 3 values (1,2,3) - "associated_driver" - Has a text value e.g John Smith - "referred_as" - Has a value , normally some number e.g 123555Table 2 is called "entrylog" . The fields that are important are: - "ID" - The auto incremented value of the table. - "driver_id" - The value that links it to the ID filed of the driver table.Table 3 is called "driver". The fields that are important are: - "ID" - The auto incremented value of the table - "associated_card" - Has a value , normally some number e.g 123555 - "referred_as" - The name of the driver I already have a field where the user can enter data (the entrylog ID), and a way to do the query . I just need to get the actual query correct.What I want the MySQL query to do:When a user enters an ID (from one of the entry's in the entrylog table) , the query compares the driver_id value to the value of ID on the driver table.When it finds a match , it then compares the value of the associated _card and referred_as (from the driver table ) to referred_as and associated_driver (from the card table).When those are verified as being the same , it then looks to the state_id field for that entry that has just been verified . It returns the value of state id . Its a bit confusing , I know. I have posted code for what I have now (the query is totally wrong , but it shows how the result is checked. )Thanks in advance. $id = $_POST['id']; $sql ="SELECT * FROM card WHERE id = '$id'" ; mysql_select_db('damp'); $result = mysql_query( $sql, $conn ); $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result); switch($row['state_id']) { case "1": echo "<strong><font color=\"green\">Authorisation Granted!</font></strong>"; break; case "2": echo "<strong><font color=\"red\">Your card has expired and authorisation is denied</font></strong>"; break; case "3": echo "<strong><font color=\"red\">Your card has been cancelled and authorisation is denied</font></strong>"; break; default: echo "<strong><font color=\"red\">The Card ID does not exist</font></strong>"; } Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barand Posted February 27, 2014 Share Posted February 27, 2014 I can see that the "driver_id" in the log would match with the "id" in the driver table but I am totally confused over the other matches. It sounds as though the referred_as columns should match but one is numeric in one table and alpha in the other. Ditto the "associated" columns. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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