I\'ve searched up and down sqlite.org and can\'t figure this one out. I\'m used to MySQL so I think maybe I am overlooking something.
Is it possible to have an OR inside a WHERE statement in a mysql query as I have done below. $query = mysql_qu开发者_高级运维ery(\"SELECT * FROM fields WHERE post_id=$id OR post_id=\"\" order by id
Currently I have this code in my UIViewController: //Cocos2D methods -(id) init { if((self=[super init]))
To clarify the question further... I have the following Table ORDERS_TAB with some example information:
I have two sql tables called scan_sc and rescan_rsc. The scan table looks like this: CREATE TABLE scan_sc
I want to update a row like this: _id, AttributeA, AttributeB, AttributeC I need to find a row based on AttributeC so tha开发者_开发问答t I can update it, lets say the desired AttributeC contains v
I need to write a query like this : SELECT S开发者_运维百科 , D1 , D2 , (D1+D2) as D_Sum , ( (D1+D2) /
I am trying to query data from two tables into one tables using OUTER JOIN.开发者_高级运维 The thing is that to uniquely identify the rows, three fields are needed. This brings me to query containing
I\'m having trouble with using an OR filter in a Magento query. This is what i used: $collection = Mage::getModel(\'sales/order\')->getCollection()
I have the following WHERE clause in my SQL query currently: WHERE c.Town LIKE \'%\' + @Town + \'%\' What I want do is make the first \'%\' optional - so if the user has selected to just filter by