The below code works but when i change Order by idto Order by s.id, i get this error Unknown column \'s.id\' in \'order clause\'
I am attempting to locate tide information for beaches. I have a two table of beaches with latitude longitude values, and when pulling up the results for the beaches, I also want to query the tides ta
I have searched google for 2 hours and no luck on what I think is simple. I have 4 tables that I can union together the first 4 below and I have all the rows from all the tables. I am trying to figure
What is the fastest way to union 2 sets of sorted values? Speed (big-O) is important here; not clarity - assume this is being done millions of times.
Got a query like this: SELECT * FROM job WHERE status!=2 AND status!=3 UNION SELECT * FROM emp WHERE status!=2 AND status!=3
What I\'m looking to do is something like this: SELECT * FROM products as p, cat_index1 as c1, cat_index_2 as c2
Please help. I have two tables. subcat id,user_id,subcat_id,title,description,price, best_offer, image,zip,premium_listing,status,date_create,d date_modified
I have a problem with the correct syntax to use UNION and GROUP_CONCAT in this situation: I have 4 tables:
I have five mysql tables. shops +----+--------------+--------------+ id | name| address| +----+--------------+--------------+
I am using the following definition for my struct: [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit)] public struct NetworkMessage
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