The PHP version plays no part in this, since the SELECT statement
below is passed directly to MySQL. And, yes, this should work on that
MySQL version - it's a pretty simple statement.
Were you experiencing a problem with it? If so, post the relevant PHP
code & the error message you're getting.
The only thing that might conceivably be a problem is the table alias
syntax. What you have _should_ work, but you could also try
Select a.field, b.field from table_one AS a, table_two AS b
where a.id = b.id
- steve
At 1:48 PM -1000 6/20/01, William Poarch wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Does "Select a.field, b.field from table_one a, table_two b where a.id =
>b.id" work in PHP3/MySQL 3.22.32?
>
>Client's running PHP3, and I'm on 4.
>
>thanks.
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