At 1:22 PM + 11/8/06, Kris Leech wrote:
I have an SQL query which has a simple join, this works and is fine
the fields from the secondary table are added to the returned array.
But what happens if I add another JOIN to a table which has fields
which are the same name? Is there any way to ha
clive wrote:
1. This is a SQL question and not a php one.
2. select a.name as aname, b.name as bname, c.name as cname where
a.id=b.id and a.id=c.id from a,b,c
oops beer gone to my head, the from should come before the where as most
of you I'm sure know.
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Kris Leech wrote:
I have an SQL query which has a simple join, this works and is fine the
fields from the secondary table are added to the returned array. But
what happens if I add another JOIN to a table which has fields which are
the same name? Is there any way to have PHP prefix the key's
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I have an SQL query which has a simple join, this works and is fine the
fields from the secondary table are added to the returned array. But what
happens if I add another JOIN to a table which has fields which are the
same name? Is there any way to have PHP prefix the key's (fieldnames) of
the
I have an SQL query which has a simple join, this works and is fine the
fields from the secondary table are added to the returned array. But
what happens if I add another JOIN to a table which has fields which are
the same name? Is there any way to have PHP prefix the key's
(fieldnames) of the
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