Your SQL didn't work , but I changed it a bit and this gives the same
output on both machines:
'SELECT `Chassis`.`equipment_id` FROM (select
`Chassis`.`equipment_id` from chassis as `Chassis` group by
`Chassis`.`equipment_id` LIMIT 3) as Chassis'
Note that the alias on the table in subquery is
Hi,
I have 2 installations of cakePHP on 2 servers.
Both cakePHP versions are 1.1.13.4450
Both PHP were Version 5.2.0.
Then one is updated to PHP Version 5.2.0-8+etch1.
After the update, custom queries which have subqueries started giving
different output.
Here is the example:
PHP Version 5.2.0
Oh, one more clarification:
The query above is just illustration of what happens.
The real query I use is more complicated (more subqueries included)
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Hello,
I think this is the different mysql version problem.
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Hi,
I have 2 installations of cakePHP on 2 servers.
Both cakePHP versions are 1.1.13.4450
Both PHP were Version 5.2.0.
Then one is updated to PHP Version 5.2.0-8+etch1.
After the update, custom queries which have
Yes, probably different php-mysql library or something similar..but
it's really annoying
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Yes, it's an unfortunate side effect of using custom queries,
especially when joins or nested queries are involved. For a project, I
modified the core to use 0 as the alias if the table name returned
didn't match a list of model names. In the database.php file, I
declared a list of all available
I always make it a habit of explicitly stating the alias in all my
queries like so:
SELECT `Chassis`.`a.equipment_id` FROM (select
`Chassis`.`equipment_id` from chassis as `Chassis` group by
`Chassis`.`equipment_id` LIMIT 3);
Which should give you an array like no matter which mysql/PHP version
