I know there have been many posts about this in the past, however the sql provided in the article is not correct. I was hoping someone could shed some light. the problem is that the sql statement is lacking the necessary input parameters to use to calculate the actual distance as it is right now all records in the database will be returned because the query takes no input and uses the stores lat and long to calculate the distance only. Does anyone know which of the lats and lngs in the query need to be replaced with the input lat and long from the location of the person doing the search?
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