Hi,
Unfortunately I need to use a query on an old MySQL (4.0.xx) and the one
I currently have uses a subquery. So it works on my 4.1 but not with
this 4.0. I have read in the MySQL manual that I can rewrite subqueries
using joins but I don't see how with this query because I only have one
table to check.
Basically all I'm doing is pulling out the most recent 10 activities
stored in a table, then reversing the order so it appears oldest first,
to newest (note the "$row['Assignment_ID']" is just a PHP variable):
SELECT * FROM
(SELECT * FROM tblactivities
WHERE Assignment_ID=$row['Assignment_ID']
ORDER BY Date DESC LIMIT 10) AS tblTemp
ORDER BY Date ASC
This works perfectly on 4.1. How can I rewrite this to get the same
effect without using a subquery and so allow it to work on 4.0?
Any help gratefully recieved!
Alex
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