i would try this:
$sql = "SELECT DISTINCT users.names
FROM users, selection
Where users.name = selection.name and selection.setting = 'on'
";
because you joining two tables and you get as many results per users.name =
selection.name as entries in bouth tables per user. The DISTINCTROW could solve
the problem. However i don't know the number of records per user excists in the
tables, let assume u have not relaid on relational database rules and users are
not unique in one of the tables the following has to be done
$sql = "SELECT DISTINCT users.names
FROM users, selection
Where users.name = selection.name and selection.setting = 'on'
GROUP BY users.name";
Jeremy Morano schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I wondering if it was possible to use limit on part of a query and not all.
>
> this is my query which works the way it should.
>
> $sql = "SELECT users.names
> FROM users, selection
> Where users.name = selection.name and setting = 'on' limit 1
> ";
>
> What I would like to do is put a limit of 1 to only this part -----> setting
> = 'on' limit 1 <--------------- and not on the rest.
>
> You see, there are many users.name that have a setting = 'on'............I
> want, ALL those names , ONLY once..
>
> How do I do this?
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