Hi All
I am using CC to manage an Artist database that lists both Artist Name and Song Titles
I am looking to use CC to List all the Artists in the table, but it lists the same artist for each song.
So as Bob would always say "Play around with Myphp Admin to get the desired result" and I have, I need to add
to the SQL Statement.
I have tried and tried but I cant seem to figure out how to include this, it wont work with the WHERE statement
Any help would really be appreciated
I am using CC to manage an Artist database that lists both Artist Name and Song Titles
I am looking to use CC to List all the Artists in the table, but it lists the same artist for each song.
So as Bob would always say "Play around with Myphp Admin to get the desired result" and I have, I need to add
SELECT DISTINCT `Artist`
to the SQL Statement.
I have tried and tried but I cant seem to figure out how to include this, it wont work with the WHERE statement
Any help would really be appreciated
Hi darrenhallinan,
I don't think that there is any way of doing this with the standard ChronoConnectivity release. The hacked versions may support it OK. Otherwise you may be able to workaround using GROUP BY in the ORDER BY box - not ideal but can work.
Bob
I don't think that there is any way of doing this with the standard ChronoConnectivity release. The hacked versions may support it OK. Otherwise you may be able to workaround using GROUP BY in the ORDER BY box - not ideal but can work.
Bob
Hi
Is there still no easy way to do this in Auto Listing?
Roger
Is there still no easy way to do this in Auto Listing?
Roger
Hi Roger,
Not that I know of, though Max may have some way of getting it to work.
Bob
Not that I know of, though Max may have some way of getting it to work.
Bob
Hi,
What about using "GROUP BY" instead ?
Regards,
Max
What about using "GROUP BY" instead ?
Regards,
Max
GROUP BY works fine in the WHERE SQL box.
Thanks,
Roger
Thanks,
Roger
Great news!🙂
Regards,
Max
Regards,
Max
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