> SQL:
> SELECT *
> FROM (((( auction_item_categories_sub5 AS s5
> INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub4 AS s4 ON
> s5.category_id = s4.id )
> INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub3 AS s3 ON
> s4.category_id = s3.id )
> INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub2 AS s2 ON
> s3.category_id = s2.id )
> INNER JOIN auction_item_categories_sub AS s ON
> s2.category_id = s.id )
> INNER JOIN auction_item_categories AS c ON
> s.category_id = c.id
> WHERE auction_item_categories.id = 1
You are sill missing the alias in the SELECT. First off, selecting * is not
a good idea at all since my guess is that you don't need all the columns.
So, change that SELECT * to something else depening upon which table you
need the values from.
SELECT
s.*,
s2.*,
s3.*,
s4.*,
s5.*
Get rid of the * above and list the columns you want.
Mike
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