Reputation: 1361
I am having trouble getting the syntax right with a table join in MYSQL. I have two tables as below...
primary_table
agent_id | primary_area | key
-----------------------------
10 |xx1 | 1
11 |xx2 | 2
12 |xx3 | 3
etc...
secondary_table
agent_id | sec_area | key
-----------------------------
34 |xx1 | 5
37 |xx1 | 6
38 |xx7 | 8
etc...
All I am trying to do is search (for example) both tables for the agent_id
that has xx1 as a value in both the primary_area
and 'sec_area'. I need to use LIKE
as this is a search function and it is possible that a user would want to search for all that have the vale xx
.
The returned data then needs to be grouped by agent_id
and kept in an array.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 87
Reputation: 290455
What about this?
SELECT agent_id FROM primary_table WHERE primary_area LIKE "%1"
UNION
SELECT agent_id FROM secondary_table WHERE sec_area LIKE "%1"
Comment: how would I group the results by agent_id using UNION
SELECT
p.id
FROM
primary_table AS p
JOIN
sec_table AS s
ON
p.id=s.id
WHERE
p.area LIKE "%1" AND s.area LIKE "%1"
Upvotes: 1