SQL 1064 Error, Syntax going unseen - mysql

Question

SELECT
i.*,
ii.file_location
FROM group_shop_item i, group_shop_itemimage ii, group_shop_brand b
WHERE
i.brand_id = b.id
AND
b.brand_status_id = 1
AND
i.is_deleted = 0
AND
i.is_displayed = 1
AND
i.id = ii.item_id
AND
ii.is_main = 1
AND
i.deal_participate = 1
AND
i.brand_label_id IS NOT NULL
ORDER BY i.datetime_modified DESC;
This SQL query keeps throwing me a 1064. It seems to be on the last line which I've tried with and without the i table variable. I can't for the life of me catch the error, anyone can lend me another pair of eyes?
I'm throwing this as a RAW query into the in built Django function and building this query with string concatenation. This copy paste is directly from a print I've done from the command line. It's outputting neatly but isn't reading when I run the view on my browser.

Answer 1

Over 25 years ago ANSI Standard join syntax was adopted. You need to cease using comas between table names in the from clause.
SELECT
i.*
, ii.file_location
FROM group_shop_item i
INNER JOIN group_shop_itemimage ii ON i.id = ii.item_id
INNER JOIN group_shop_brand b ON i.brand_id = b.id
WHERE i.is_deleted = 0
AND i.is_displayed = 1
AND ii.is_main = 1
AND i.deal_participate = 1
AND i.brand_label_id IS NOT NULL
AND b.brand_status_id = 1
;
Regarding the 1064 error, please read this without the exact error message and the exact/full query we can't offer much insight into that.
The other thing you need to be careful of is that "select *" isn't good practice either.