For posterity (ie the archives) there's a comma missing in the FROM line:
FROM contact AS cn, codes AS cd1, codes AS cd2
Roddie Grant
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> Got an offline answer, so I'm all set. Gotta love SQL.
>
> for posterity...
Any advice will be much appreciated.
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is called 'cou_id' not 'id' (and 'cou_name' not 'country').
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tbl_child.child_datetime
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I'm still a bit of newbie, but surely these are not the same query. The
empty string is not the same thing as NULL.
Roddie Grant
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> I tested these 2 queries:
>
> select * from mytable where myfield is null;
>
> select * from mytable where myfield = '&
m, Scott Haneda at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> on 02/28/2003 1:37 AM, Roddie Grant at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Working in Lasso Profession 6, OS X and My SQL 4.?
>>
>> I'm at the testing stage of a small survey website
>> (http://www.myword.co.uk/iied/iied_i
he new data.
I have confirmed that the SQL is identical for both, and I am now baffled. I
don't even know what to look for. This is mission-critical, so I'm open to
any suggestions.
Thanks
Roddie Grant
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