Mensaje citado por Christine Clerc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Well, I had tried this :
> SELECT DISTINCT id_script FROM readme WHERE id_language = $languageorignin;
> But then I have to do this with the selection :
> SELECT DISTINCT id_script FROM readme WHERE id_language != $languagetarget;
> but it
Well, I had tried this :
SELECT DISTINCT id_script FROM readme WHERE id_language = $languageorignin;
But then I have to do this with the selection :
SELECT DISTINCT id_script FROM readme WHERE id_language != $languagetarget;
but it cannot work since I get back the id_script from the first selection
try this
SELECT DISTINCT id-script FROM YOURTABLE where id_language = 'SELECTED
LANGUAGE' ;
no ?
Justin Patrin wrote:
Christine Clerc wrote:
Hi,
I have a Mysql table of texts in different languages :
id_readme
id_script (the object that the text describes)
id_language (the language the text i
Christine Clerc wrote:
Hi,
I have a Mysql table of texts in different languages :
id_readme
id_script (the object that the text describes)
id_language (the language the text is written in)
etc.
So two texts may have the same id_script but with different id_language.
I need to retrieve the list (
