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Can anyone tell me what have I got wrong here?
UPDATE `oc_product`
SELECT `model` = TRIM(BOTH ''' FROM '`model`')
The database is ocart2, the table is oc_product and the column is model.
I am trying to remove the ' from a model number.
eg: it currently is '123456' I want it to be 123456
This is the proper syntax
UPDATE `oc_product` SET `model` = TRIM(BOTH '\'' FROM model);
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SELECT table1.CreatedAt
FROM table1
LEFT JOIN table1.CreatedAt
ON table1.CreatedAt=[testDebtMarketData$].Date
WHERE [testDebtMarketData$].Date = NULL
but when I do SELECT * FROM table1 it works and I can see the table...
You need to specify a table directly after LEFT JOIN, not a column.
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I am running this query,
DELETE FROM media WHERE id IN ('19,18')
Its only deleting record with id 19 as you can see in the picture.
The column type of id is integer though.
You are passing a string which is being converted to the first integer (19). Remove the quotes.
DELETE FROM media WHERE id IN (19,18)
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I have fields (pay_area, varchar(20)) with different values in my MySQL database. Some of them are like blabla.one blabla.two etc and others are completely different.
For example:
blabla.one, ads, blabla.one, payment, blabla.tree and so on.
I have to count all the fields starting only with blabla.
How can I do that?
SELECT count(id)
FROM TABLE
WHERE pay_area LIKE 'blabla.%'
If you want to fetch more fields then you can select other columns as well
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I don't get it, this line should work perfectly fine, yet it doesn't. For some reason I am unable to understand why? Can anyone see what I'm missing.
$resclients=$mysqli->query("SELECT id,client_name FROM clients WHERE id = IN ($result)");
The correct SQL query in your case is:
SELECT id,client_name FROM clients WHERE id IN ($result)
as the SQL IN syntax is as follows:
SELECT column_name(s)
FROM table_name
WHERE column_name IN (value1,value2,...);
Try this code:
$resclients=$mysqli->query("SELECT id,client_name FROM clients WHERE id IN ($result)");
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select avg(eff),min(eff),max(eff)
from(select Job_Render/(LC_Final+LC_Preview))as eff from ras)as s;
I am going somewhere wrong where i am not able to figure it out.
You had a ) too much in your subquery
select avg(eff),min(eff),max(eff)
from
(
select Job_Render/(LC_Final+LC_Preview) as eff
from ras
)as s;