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Brian Bishop: I've done some searching and modified the SQL several times based on examples here and other online sources, but every time I run this SQL I get the same "#1064 - Your SQL syntax has an error" error. I'm trying to join four tables using an INNER
Brian Bishop: I've done some searching and modified the SQL several times based on examples here and other online sources, but every time I run this SQL I get the same "#1064 - Your SQL syntax has an error" error. I'm trying to join four tables using an INNER
sk2212 I have two PostgreSQL queries that join multiple tables: First: SELECT iradio.id, iradio.name, iradio.url, iradio.bandwidth, genre_trans.name
FROM
service_iradio_table AS iradio,
genre_table AS genre,
genre_name_table AS genre_name,
genre_nam
Luca My problem should be easy to fix, but I can't find the syntax error thrown by the database interface. The following code is for existing user passwords in the update timetrackingtool. I checked all table and field names and they are correct. SQL query cod
Soroush falahati Yes, there is a bit of confusion here. One of my wordpress installations has many tables with almost descriptive names and field names. So I don't think you need any explanation for them. My problem here is actually the fourth inner join I wan
Louis Carmichael So, in my database, I have these records, and the serial numbers of these records distinguish each other. However, I would like to join them together with another table where a person can have up to 2 serial numbers associated with their accou
bob I am trying to run this sql query and keep getting this error: There is an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual corresponding to your MySQL server version for correct usage near "INNER JOIN wp_posts ON wp_postmeta.post_id = wp_posts.ID WHERE wp_posts
Adam 78 Can someone explain the inner join syntax in the SQL below: CREATE TABLE dataset AS
SELECT property.id
, amount.band
, amount."value"
FROM property
INNER JOIN (locality INNER JOIN amount ON locality.code = amount.code) ON (proper
Andy Is the performance of the two examples the same? Example 1: SELECT t1.wanted_1, t2.wanted_2
FROM table1 t1
INNER JOIN table2 t2 ON t1.common_col = t2.common_col
Example 2: SELECT wanted_1, wanted_2
FROM
(SELECT wanted_1, common_col FROM table1)
judge I'm fairly new to SQL and I'm trying to create a string that collects the following: The code from [directory information] is c Description from [Product Information] as p weight from p PPB from p CP-UK from p CP-EU from p 1 From external password protec
Luca My problem should be easy to fix, but I can't find the syntax error thrown by the database interface. The following code is for existing user passwords in the update timetrackingtool. I checked all table and field names and they are correct. SQL query cod
Luca My problem should be easy to fix, but I can't find the syntax error thrown by the database interface. The following code is for existing user passwords in the update timetrackingtool. I checked all table and field names and they are correct. SQL query cod
Luca My problem should be easy to fix, but I can't find the syntax error thrown by the database interface. The following code is for existing user passwords in the update timetrackingtool. I checked all table and field names and they are correct. SQL query cod
Andy Is the performance of the two examples the same? Example 1: SELECT t1.wanted_1, t2.wanted_2
FROM table1 t1
INNER JOIN table2 t2 ON t1.common_col = t2.common_col
Example 2: SELECT wanted_1, wanted_2
FROM
(SELECT wanted_1, common_col FROM table1)
sk2212 I have two PostgreSQL queries that join multiple tables: First: SELECT iradio.id, iradio.name, iradio.url, iradio.bandwidth, genre_trans.name
FROM
service_iradio_table AS iradio,
genre_table AS genre,
genre_name_table AS genre_name,
genre_nam
prasanga I am trying to update some records by joining two tables. But it gives me some syntax errors. Please help me to solve this problem. UPDATE [GCPurchaseInstalment]
INNER JOIN @Temptable
ON GCPurchaseInstalment.StripeInvoiceId = @Temptable.InID
SET GCP
Gophers I get the following error: "Couldn't execute query. Duplicate column name 'id'"
When using this SQL statement: SELECT count(*) as c FROM (
SELECT *, CONCAT_WS(', ', subordinates.last_name, subordinates.first_name) AS subordinate_name
FROM ord
Brian Bishop: I've done some searching and modified the SQL several times based on examples here and other online sources, but every time I run this SQL I get the same "#1064 - Your SQL syntax has an error" error. I'm trying to join four tables using an INNER
Soroush falahati Yes, there is a bit of confusion here. One of my wordpress installations has many tables with almost descriptive names and field names. So I don't think you need any explanation for them. My problem here is actually the fourth inner join I wan
Andy Is the performance of the two examples the same? Example 1: SELECT t1.wanted_1, t2.wanted_2
FROM table1 t1
INNER JOIN table2 t2 ON t1.common_col = t2.common_col
Example 2: SELECT wanted_1, wanted_2
FROM
(SELECT wanted_1, common_col FROM table1)
Luca My problem should be easy to fix, but I can't find the syntax error thrown by the database interface. The following code is for existing user passwords in the update timetrackingtool. I checked all table and field names and they are correct. SQL query cod
Luca My problem should be easy to fix, but I can't find the syntax error thrown by the database interface. The following code is for existing user passwords in the update timetrackingtool. I checked all table and field names and they are correct. SQL query cod
Luca My problem should be easy to fix, but I can't find the syntax error thrown by the database interface. The following code is for existing user passwords in the update timetrackingtool. I checked all table and field names and they are correct. SQL query cod
Louis Carmichael So, in my database, I have these records, and the serial numbers of these records distinguish each other. However, I would like to join them together with another table where a person can have up to 2 serial numbers associated with their accou
Andy Is the performance of the two examples the same? Example 1: SELECT t1.wanted_1, t2.wanted_2
FROM table1 t1
INNER JOIN table2 t2 ON t1.common_col = t2.common_col
Example 2: SELECT wanted_1, wanted_2
FROM
(SELECT wanted_1, common_col FROM table1)
Andy Is the performance of the two examples the same? Example 1: SELECT t1.wanted_1, t2.wanted_2
FROM table1 t1
INNER JOIN table2 t2 ON t1.common_col = t2.common_col
Example 2: SELECT wanted_1, wanted_2
FROM
(SELECT wanted_1, common_col FROM table1)
Astrea I'm trying to convert this mysql query to work on SQL, but I have some issues with the join syntax. Basically, I want to set DWH_HISTO to 1 on duplicate rows based on DWH_DATE. So older duplicates should be flagged. This is what I tried UPDATE MAG_L_D3.
Gophers I get the following error: "Couldn't execute query. Duplicate column name 'id'"
When using this SQL statement: SELECT count(*) as c FROM (
SELECT *, CONCAT_WS(', ', subordinates.last_name, subordinates.first_name) AS subordinate_name
FROM ord
gtilflm I've never done an inner join SQL statement before, so I don't even know if this is the right choice, but this is my situation. Table 1 Column: id, course_id, unit, course Table 2 Column: id, course_id id'sFinally, each cell in the number I want to cou