Awesome, glad to help! Aggregate functions are your fun and easy
friends (SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX, GROUP BY) ... good stuff.
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Hi jason
Thanks for your reply, a few tweaks to my table names and it worked great!
Thank you!!!
Jason
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Not sure of your column names, or where your 'price' value is stored, but I
think you want something like what's below. Note that this also will show
all your products which may have had '0' orders so far (by using the LEFT
join).
SELECT gp_product_templates.gp_name,
wp_products
Hi
I need to do some reporting on orders from a web site, the table structure is
as follows;
wp_products {ID: wp_products_id JOINED TO wp_products ON
ga_product_templates.wp_product_template_id=wp_products.wp_product_template_id}
ga_product_templates{ID:gp_id; JOINED TO wp_products ON
wp_pro
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