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Tag: subquery

Categorizing a sub-expression within an expression

Let’s say I have the following select_expr: Ignoring the fact that this query doesn’t make sense, I’m curious how the second select_expr would be categorized: I suppose all three items can be called ‘operands’ and the second two can be called ‘sub-selects’, but is there a better way to categorize that the “subselect” is only a component of the final

MySQL – #1064 – Something is wrong in your syntax ‘LIMIT 0, 25’

Server: MariaDB, version 10.4.17 Query: Error in phpMyAdmin: Error in MySQL Workbench: All right so MariaDB decided to modify my query throw error that shouldn’t be thrown Let’s find out what is wrong with select something from (select 1, 2 as something) limit 123: I restarted the server and this error still occurs. Answer Both phpMyAdmin and MySQL Workbench will

Return only recipes that contains all ingredients Sql

I have these 3 tables: Drinks drink_id name Ingredients ingredient_id name Opskrifter drink_id ingredient_id quantity Drinks and Ingredients are cross-referenced in opskrifter. I want to return all recipes from opskrifter that have ingredients from another table called Stock name So to make a gin and tonic, I need to have both gin and tonic in stock. If I only have

Query items from a history table

I have a “library” history table (Excel like) to see where a book was or is. id date book action client 1 2020-12-01 1 toClient 1 2 2020-12-02 1 returned 1 3 2020-12-03 1 toClient 2 4 2020-12-04 2 toClient 2 5 2020-12-05 3 toClient 1 6 2020-12-06 3 returned 1 7 2020-12-07 2 returned 2 8 2020-12-08 2 toClient

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