Re: SELECT rows from multiple tables and order all by last added

2002-12-10 Thread Angus Fraser
Thankyou Egor

Sorting by the auto_increment_column does return rows in the order they were
added but I cant get it to do it for two tables.

UNION may work but I am running ver 3.23.53a  so UNION is not available is
there another way to do this in SQL or is it a job for the PHP code to sort
the results of two queries?

Thanks list for your patience.

Angus

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Subject: re: SELECT rows from multiple tables and order all by last added


 On Monday 09 December 2002 13:23, Angus Fraser wrote:

  Hi, I've joined this list today - looking for a good forum to discuss my
  difficulties with Mysql as they arise - I'm an SQL newbie.
 
  I'd like to construct a single query that creates one list of the
contents
  of multiple tables (which all have a dateadded column) sorted so that
  output rows from each table are listed in the order they were added to
the
  DB. Is this possible?

 You can use f.e. auto_increment column and do
 SELECT .. ORDER BY auto_increment_column;

  I dont think it's a JOIN because the tables are not
  related in any way?

 If I've got you right, UNION is what you need:
 http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/UNION.html



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re: Re: SELECT rows from multiple tables and order all by last added

2002-12-10 Thread Egor Egorov
On Tuesday 10 December 2002 11:32, Angus Fraser wrote:

 Thankyou Egor

 Sorting by the auto_increment_column does return rows in the order they
 were added but I cant get it to do it for two tables.

DATETIME or TIMESTAMP column contains the time row was inserted.

 UNION may work but I am running ver 3.23.53a  so UNION is not available is
 there another way to do this in SQL or is it a job for the PHP code to sort
 the results of two queries?

Use temporary tables.



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re: SELECT rows from multiple tables and order all by last added

2002-12-09 Thread Egor Egorov
On Monday 09 December 2002 13:23, Angus Fraser wrote:

 Hi, I've joined this list today - looking for a good forum to discuss my
 difficulties with Mysql as they arise - I'm an SQL newbie.

 I'd like to construct a single query that creates one list of the contents
 of multiple tables (which all have a dateadded column) sorted so that
 output rows from each table are listed in the order they were added to the
 DB. Is this possible?

You can use f.e. auto_increment column and do
SELECT .. ORDER BY auto_increment_column;

 I dont think it's a JOIN because the tables are not
 related in any way?

If I've got you right, UNION is what you need:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/UNION.html



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