Justin French wrote:
Can anyone help me optimise the way I do this?
I have two tables, 'article' and 'user'. Article has a user_id which
related to the user table.
When selecting all articles from the the article table, I'd like to be
able to get the username of the user_id. Currently I'm
Can anyone help me optimise the way I do this?
I have two tables, 'article' and 'user'. Article has a user_id which
related to the user table.
When selecting all articles from the the article table, I'd like to be
able to get the username of the user_id. Currently I'm doing this as a
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Subject: a bug or intentional? -- problem with multiple table query
I am having a problem with a query and I don't know if it is a bug or
intentional. Anyway any input
I am having a problem with a query and I don't know if it is a bug or
intentional. Anyway any input is greatly appreciated. Here is a basic query
that is simpler than what I am dealing with but should demonstrate my problem.
Lets say:
SELECT A.1, A.2 FROM A
yeilds:
test1 test2
then:
? -- problem with multiple table query
I am having a problem with a query and I don't know if it is a bug or
intentional. Anyway any input is greatly appreciated. Here is a basic
query
that is simpler than what I am dealing with but should demonstrate my
problem.
Lets say:
SELECT A.1, A.2 FROM
