Query: & && or AND Help

[Adrian Schneider]

PHP Code:

$standingsfull=$DB_site->query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE wins!='0' & losses!='0' ORDER BY rating DESC"); 


Okay I have tried AND, & and &&, and neither work. The way it is now (with single &) it ignores the != on the right side of the &. With && it selects both of them (completely ignoring my !=, and with AND I get the same as &&. Anyone have any ideas?

[cinq]

PHP Code:

$standingsfull=$DB_site->query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE wins!=0 AND losses!=0 ORDER BY rating DESC"); 


should work.

But then your query logic seems odd.

[Adrian Schneider]

For the standings, I don't want it to display people who havn't played any games, or there would be an extra thousand people in there inbetween the good/middle and the lower scored players.

[cinq]

Originally Posted by TheSpecialist

For the standings, I don't want it to display people who havn't played any games, or there would be an extra thousand people in there inbetween the good/middle and the lower scored players.

It's difficult to understand your explanation without more background info and possibly table structure.

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by TheSpecialist

For the standings, I don't want it to display people who havn't played any games, or there would be an extra thousand people in there inbetween the good/middle and the lower scored players.

The you should be using OR, not AND - otherwise someone who has never won (or never lost) will not be displayed.

Personally, I would use this ;

[sql]DB_site->query("SELECT * FROM user WHERE wins>0 OR losses>0 ORDER BY rating DESC");[/sql]

[noppid]

He's right, I got lost in that logic too. It's OR.

[filburt1]

& is bitwise "and" in most languages. For clarity in both PHP and SQL, I use the keyword "and" (and "or").

[AnhTuanCool]

Originally Posted by filburt1

& is bitwise "and" in most languages. For clarity in both PHP and SQL, I use the keyword "and" (and "or").

That's right, imagine writting code like writting an essay .

[Xenon]

i also use AND/OR in C++ as i defined makros there, so the & is just used for bitwise operations.

it's much easier to read the code quickly then