Data Base Query?

[RichieBoy67]

Hello,

I have a list of data to pull and I have the query for most of the data as you can see. I need to add e-mail addresses and usernames to this somehow and I am having a hard time getting this to work.

Here is what I have so far.....

PHP Code:

SELECT userfield.userid
     , userfield.field19
     , userfield.field20
     , userfield.field12
     , userfield.field13
     , userfield.field18
     , userfield.field14
     , userfield.field15
     , userfield.field16
    FROM userfield
INNER
  JOIN user
    ON user.userid = userfield.userid
 WHERE user.usergroupid = 15 

I just need to add e-mail and usernames.... any help would be great..

Thanks

[Lynne]

user.username and user.email are the fields you would add to the SELECT statement.

[RichieBoy67]

I don't know why but that wasn't working. I must be doing something wrong. I figured I was missing something..

Thanks so much Lynne, I will try again and figure out what I was doing wrong...

Thanks Lynne... Just me being stupid again..

PHP Code:

SELECT ,user.username
     , user.email
     , userfield.userid
     , userfield.field19
     , userfield.field20
     , userfield.field12
     , userfield.field13
     , userfield.field18
     , userfield.field14
     , userfield.field15
     , userfield.field16
    FROM userfield
INNER
  JOIN user
    ON user.userid = userfield.userid
 WHERE user.usergroupid = 15 

I see the problem now.. It is the "," on the first line... I have wasted the last 3 hours because of one ","!!! Who knows how much longer I would have spent on this if you didn't rescue me.

Thank you very much..

[Lynne]

Hehe. Usually I put the commas at the end of the line. It just makes it easier for me that way.

[Adrian Schneider]

It's good practice to put commas before on SQL, as it's much easier to see them this way.

SELECT user.username
     , user.email
     , userfield.userid
     , userfield.field19
     , userfield.field20
     , userfield.field12
     , userfield.field13
     , userfield.field18
     , userfield.field14
     , userfield.field15
     , userfield.field16
  FROM userfield
INNER
  JOIN user
    ON user.userid = userfield.userid
 WHERE user.usergroupid = 15;

See how everything is lined up and super easy to read?

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by SirAdrian

It's good practice to put commas before on SQL, as it's much easier to see them this way.

See how everything is lined up and super easy to read?

Yeah, I see that, but.... but..... but.... I'd have to retrain myself!!!!!