Re: [PHP] Multiple Tables Select

2002-10-01 Thread Chris Hewitt

Bob Irwin wrote:



What I am getting is not accurated, it just seems to grab the one entry,
which is correct, but there are 3 entries that fall within the range I am
trying to select on.

What are the other two records you think ought to be returned? I feel 
the sql statement probably gets the correct number of records, but 
possibly you are not seeing why the others do not match.

Alternatively, the code is only getting the first row and not the rest 
(show code that loops round all records)?

HTH
Chris




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[PHP] Multiple Tables Select

2002-09-30 Thread Bob Irwin

G'day,

Hoping someone can help me with a mysql select statement.

I have two tables that I am trying to do a select on.  The basic table
details are below.

table name: time

 |   ID   |   timefinished|   status   |
 |1|   11  |C   |

table name: details

| sid | completedby |
|  1  |   bob |


sid and ID are always the same corresponding value (one is inserted based on
the other).  What I am trying to do is do a select based on the current date
and status and then by who it was completed by.  What I have is...

select * from time, details where time.timefinished between '10' and
'12' and time.status='C' and details.completedby='bob' and time.ID =
details.sid;

What I am getting is not accurated, it just seems to grab the one entry,
which is correct, but there are 3 entries that fall within the range I am
trying to select on.

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

Any help is greatly appreciated.  Been staring at the monitor for a while
dribbling :)

Best Regards
Bob Irwin
Server Admin  Web Programmer
Planet Netcom


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