akul,
Wednesday, May 01, 2002, 6:30:06 AM, you wrote:
a> SELECT countries.*, lnk0.Value AS fraudIndex, lnk1.Value AS enabled
a> FROM o as countries LEFT JOIN l_TINYINT AS lnk0 ON
a> lnk0.FID=countries.ID AND lnk0.TID=55 LEFT JOIN l_TINYINT AS lnk1 ON
a> lnk1.FID=countries.ID AND lnk1.TID=57 WHERE ((enabled=1) AND
a> countries.ParentID=46) ORDER BY Name
a> And this is result:
a> Unknown column 'enabled' in 'where clause'
a> Why? :(
a> 'enabled' is not keyword.
a> Columns aliases seems to be ignored here.
You can't use aliases in WHERE clause. Look at:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/P/r/Problems_with_alias.html
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