i found the following query online: SELECT company_title FROM companies WHERE company_title like \'%gge%\'
I have a table which holds a varchar datatype. It holds 128 characters max. I\'m trying to order it alphabetically, and it works out fine, except for one little thing.
i have entries in my table of products and categories wit开发者_开发百科h columns id and parent.
This sounds quite simple but I just can\'t figure it out. I have a table orders (id, username, telephone_number).
Is there a better way to write SELECT users.id FROM `users`,`profiles` WHERE users.id = profiles.id &&
i have a mysql query like: select * f开发者_如何学运维rom employee where name like \'%ani%\' I want my results to be order by starting with ani
I have an index problem with my order by statement. I have this query witch is runing fast: SELECT name from members where kat = 2 order by date DESC;
Let\'s say I have a database table like this: users ------ id email referrerID How could I sort by the members with the most referrals?I was trying something along the lines of:
I am trying to use some basic SQL functions. I need to get an average of some data and order it in descending order. The error I get is \"group function is not allowed\"
I seen topics explaining this but in my case it does not work. I have query ( SELECT * FROM my_table left join table2 on table2.id = my_table.id
加载中,请稍侯......