On Fri, May 30, 2003 at 16:03:44 -0700,
jtx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Basically, I have something like this:
>
> Select o.id,o.num_purch,o.program from orders o left join lists l on
> l.order_id=o.id where o.uid=1 and o.status!='closed'
>
> However, I want to throw an extra conditional in there that says if
> l.status='processing', then don't return anything. So, I tried:
The straight forward way to do this is do just do what you described.
Make the join a subselect (keeping l.status) and then select from that
where status <> 'processing. The result looks like:
select id, num_purch, program
from
(select o.id,o.num_purch,o.program,l.status
from orders o left join lists l on l.order_id=o.id
where o.uid=1 and o.status!='closed') as j
where
status <> 'processing';
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