php - Merging two queries with the same binded parameter -
I first getting a table with id_member as a SQL query parameters I need to put a second query to count the number of rows in the second table. The second question is: You can notice
$ Stmt = $ Mysqli - & gt; Select up ( "a.id_alerte, a.nom_alerte, ar.id_roster, r.nom_roster, the alert one, alerte_par_roster ar, roster_par_membre rm where r.id_roster = rm.id_roster on insider who roster r rm.id_roster = ar .id_roster and Ar.id_alerte = a.id_alerte and rm.id_membre =? "); $ Stmt- & gt; Bind_param ('i', $ id_membre);
"? COUNT selected in (where different id_roster) disponibilites_par_member_alertes id_member = and id_alerte =" id_member is similar in both queries but id_alerte (the second query is a result of a first query used as a parameter). I hope I am clear any thoughts will be very welcome
I do not fully understand That's what you have to do. This table will help you get clear information on the structure and how each field will represent. I have tried to guess based on the name of the table but it is not certain that it is correct.
The first thing I did was to change your WHERE status, only. It is for readability
select a.id_alerte, a.nom_alerte, ar.id_roster, alert the r.nom_roster an insider who alerte_par_roster ar on ar.id_alerte = a.id_alerte Insider Join to include rm.id_roster = Ar.id_roster INNER roster R roster_par_membre rm r.id_roster = rm.id_roster WHERE rm.id_membre =? Now we combine with other questions:
I get results with my own generated data:
If the problem is not enough to solve, you will need to provide more information about tables and designs.
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