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anisie
anisie

Reputation: 69

MySQL Error 1242 even with ANY

I started to use OpenGeoDB to find the zip code and the city name. My MySQL query reads like this:

SELECT      `d`.`text_val` AS `city`, (
    SELECT  `text_val`
    FROM    `geodb_textdata`
    WHERE   `loc_id` = ANY (
        SELECT  `loc_id`
        FROM    `geodb_textdata`
        WHERE   `text_val` LIKE '08%'
    )
        AND `text_type` = '500300000'
) AS `plz`, `c`.`lat`, `c`.`lon`
FROM        `geodb_textdata`    AS  `d`
LEFT JOIN   `geodb_coordinates` AS  `c` USING   (`loc_id`)
WHERE       `loc_id` = ANY (
    SELECT  `loc_id`
    FROM    `geodb_textdata`
    WHERE   `text_val` LIKE '08%'
)
    AND `text_type` = '500100000'

If I run this query with a full zip code or city name it works great, but with the code above, I get the error code

#1242 - Subquery returns more than 1 row

I was using Google and I found, that I should use ANY between the = and the subquery. Do you have any idea how I could fix my code? Thank you in advance. :)

Upvotes: 2

Views: 241

Answers (1)

Joe Green
Joe Green

Reputation: 1777

I suspect that this subquery is returning more than 1 row:

(
SELECT  `text_val`
FROM    `geodb_textdata`
WHERE   `loc_id` = ANY (
    SELECT  `loc_id`
    FROM    `geodb_textdata`
    WHERE   `text_val` LIKE '08%'
)
    AND `text_type` = '500300000'
) AS `plz`

Update: Untested, but give this query a try.

SELECT      `d`.`text_val` AS `city`, `d2`.`text_val` AS `plz`, `c`.`lat`, `c`.`lon`
FROM        `geodb_textdata`    AS  `d`
LEFT JOIN  `geodb_textdata`    AS  `d2` USING (`loc_id`)
LEFT JOIN   `geodb_coordinates` AS  `c` USING   (`loc_id`)
WHERE       `d`.`text_val` LIKE '08%' AND `d`.`text_type` = '500100000'
AND         `d2`.`text_val` LIKE '08%' AND `d2`.`text_type` = '500300000'

Upvotes: 2

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