Hi all. Never mind my previous post. I fixed my SQL statements by using
"AS" statements.
For example:
SELECT calendar.ID AS calendar_ID,calendar.Calendar_Title AS
Calendar_Title,calendar.Add_To_Scroller AS calendar_Add_To_Scroller...
That worked like I wanted it to.
Thanks!
mto
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Mich
You need to either alias the columns i.e. career.id as careerid or rename your columns
i.e. change the id to careerid & calendarid. The second option would be best because
that way your columns are descriptive.
HTH
Clint
-- Original Message --
From: Mich
Hi,
I'm having a little trouble with this join statement I'm working on. What I
*think* is happening is that PHP is getting confused with the "ID" field
that is the same for the three different tables. When I go through the
result set, you can see that the field "ID" gets used a couple of times
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