Hehe,

I ended up with a mile long sql query since I had to do some smart
setup to make all tables work in the UNION. To distinquish between
from where the data came from I did this

Example (Look at the fromtable)

(SELECT id, name, 0 as fromtable FROM table1 where blabla)
UNION
(SELECT id, company as name, 1 as fromtable FROM blabla)
UNION
(SELECT id, name, 2 as fromtable FROM blabla)

Its not an optimal query thats for sure, but it makes the PHP code
10 times easier and the result is just marvelous.

To think that I forgot all abou the UNION command, a shame, :D

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