Adam Howitt wrote:
> I'm not sure why you are using parenthesis for your joins since SQL
> doesn't need them.
Access ...
> This may sound horribly simple but I noticed a
> change in your field naming convention throughout this thread. You have
> category_id for all your tables except for your alias s4
> (auction_item_categories_sub4) where you have a field with an extra 'y'
> categoryy_id
So that is one error, and the other one is the missing alias in
the predicate:
SELECT *
FROM (((( auction_item_categories_sub5 s5
INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub4 s4 ON
s5.category_id = s4.id)
INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub3 s3 ON
s4.category_id = s3.id)
INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub2 s2 ON
s3.category_id = s2.id)
INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub s ON
s2.category_id = s.id)
INNER JOIN auction_item_categories c ON s.category_id
= c.id
WHERE c.id = 1
Jochem
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