Hi guys,
How to use the WHERE statement in CCV5 like in the following example:
SELECT id, FROM TABLE 1 WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT id FROM TABLE 2)
Could you please help?
Regards,
Smurf
How to use the WHERE statement in CCV5 like in the following example:
SELECT id, FROM TABLE 1 WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT id FROM TABLE 2)
Could you please help?
Regards,
Smurf
Hi smurf007,
I suspect that this isn't possible using the CCv5 WHERE box. It could possibly be done with a MySQL View but I'm not sure if CCv supports them (it was possible in CCv4 with a little code hack).
Bob
I suspect that this isn't possible using the CCv5 WHERE box. It could possibly be done with a MySQL View but I'm not sure if CCv supports them (it was possible in CCv4 with a little code hack).
Bob
To use LIKE in the conditional for CCv5 writ it like this
<?php
return array("model.field LIKE" => "%text%");
?>
I was able to get the WHERE statement working using this code:
acceptedBy refers to the name of a person who accepted an order (in this case). I read the name into a php variable called $accepted. Then I add the name to the SQL query using the return array statement. It works well.
It helped me a lot to turn on the debug function in the connectivity5 app I am using. That allowed me to examine the SQL query and adjust my code until I got what I wanted.
Hope this helps someone.
Erik
<?php $param = JRequest::getVar('acceptedBy');
$accepted = "$param";
return array("acceptedBy" => "$accepted");
?>
acceptedBy refers to the name of a person who accepted an order (in this case). I read the name into a php variable called $accepted. Then I add the name to the SQL query using the return array statement. It works well.
It helped me a lot to turn on the debug function in the connectivity5 app I am using. That allowed me to examine the SQL query and adjust my code until I got what I wanted.
Hope this helps someone.
Erik
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