Thanks, again, for folks who suggested solutions to my problem. To help
users searching the archives, I've pasted in a working solution at the
end of this message. Also, I'd like to ask if there is a more efficient
or better way of checking if the language version exist than the six
lines I repeate
y AS m
JOIN subcategory AS s ON m.maincatid=s.maincatid
JOIN baseitem AS b ON s.subcatid=b.subcatid
WHERE
b.available = "Y"
ORDER BY m.title, s.title;
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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 12:45 PM
To: Zembower, Kevin; mysql@lists
At 11:40 -0400 26/9/06, Zembower, Kevin wrote:
IF(ISNULL(SELECT lv.langversionid
FROM langversion AS lv
JOIN baseitem AS b3 ON lv.baseitemid =
b3.baseitemid
WHERE lv.langid = "1"
AND b.baseitemid = lv.basei
Hi Kevin,
I didn't look that close at it but it
should be IFNULL, not ISNULL which is SQLserver's
version of it.
/Johan
Zembower, Kevin skrev:
I'm trying to use a subquery for the first time, and am having some
problems. I'm hoping someone can give me some suggestions on ways of
doing what I wa
I'm trying to use a subquery for the first time, and am having some
problems. I'm hoping someone can give me some suggestions on ways of
doing what I want, and further suggestions if there's a better way of
going about my task.
I have a database of publications in different languages. "main
catego
