Hi all,
it turns out that I'm trying to join a varchar(40) to an int(10). I didn't
know MySQL allows this (and does it correctly, apparently through an
intermediate table).
Sorry to not have noticed earlier.
Is there a way to get more strict behaviour, just to catch errors like this ?
Thanks,
Philip
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