select from table 
July 12th, 2007, 01:45 PM
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Hi,
Can anyone show me how to do the following:
From a table I would like to retrieve the following:
company and websites.
When I do a select on on this table i'll get
company 1 - website 1
company 1 - website 2
company 1 - webiste 3
company 2 - website 1
company 2 - website 2
etc.
But what I would like is:
company 1 website 1
website 2
website 3
company 2 website 1
website 2
etc.
Now I use the following select statement:
$query="select company, domainname from DOMAIN, CLIENT_PERSONAL_DATA,
USER where DOMAIN.idclient = CLIENT_PERSONAL_DATA.id";
Regards, Patrick. | 
July 15th, 2007, 12:55 AM
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On Jul 12, 8:43 am, Patrick <g...@geen.nlwrote: Quote:
Hi,
>
Can anyone show me how to do the following:
>
From a table I would like to retrieve the following:
>
company and websites.
>
When I do a select on on this table i'll get
>
company 1 - website 1
company 1 - website 2
company 1 - webiste 3
>
company 2 - website 1
company 2 - website 2
>
etc.
But what I would like is:
>
company 1 website 1
website 2
website 3
>
company 2 website 1
website 2
>
etc.
>
Now I use the following select statement:
$query="select company, domainname from DOMAIN, CLIENT_PERSONAL_DATA,
USER where DOMAIN.idclient = CLIENT_PERSONAL_DATA.id";
>
Regards, Patrick.
| Patrick,
IMHO, that dataset wouldn't make much sense or be useful (even if it
were possible). What are you doing with this data?
Dave | 
July 23rd, 2007, 01:55 PM
| | | | re: select from table
On 12 Jul, 13:43, Patrick <g...@geen.nlwrote: Quote:
Hi,
>
Can anyone show me how to do the following:
>
From a table I would like to retrieve the following:
>
company and websites.
>
When I do a select on on this table i'll get
>
company 1 - website 1
company 1 - website 2
company 1 - webiste 3
>
company 2 - website 1
company 2 - website 2
>
etc.
But what I would like is:
>
company 1 website 1
website 2
website 3
>
company 2 website 1
website 2
>
etc.
>
Now I use the following select statement:
$query="select company, domainname from DOMAIN, CLIENT_PERSONAL_DATA,
USER where DOMAIN.idclient = CLIENT_PERSONAL_DATA.id";
>
Regards, Patrick.
| Try:
SET @head = '';
SELECT IF(@head=`company`,'',@head:=`company`) `company`,`website`
FROM `tab1` |  | | | | /bytes/about
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