Hi Folks

Here is my SQL code:

SELECT *
FROM Company
INNER JOIN `Properties`
ON `Company`.`Company_ID`=`Properties`.`Company_ID`
WHERE `Properties`.`Property` LIKE '%$clean_search%'
ORDER BY Country
ASC

What I want this to return is a list of all fields: Company & Country
from the table Company. However its returning the same company multiple
times when there are more than 1 Properties.Property LIKE
$clean_search.

What I want but I'm not actually sure if it can be done is a statement
like:

SELECT DISTINCT Company, *

Can this be done?

Thanks

A

UKuser wrote:

> Hi Folks
>
> Here is my SQL code:
>
> SELECT *
> FROM Company
> INNER JOIN `Properties`
> ON `Company`.`Company_ID`=`Properties`.`Company_ID`
> WHERE `Properties`.`Property` LIKE '%$clean_search%'
> ORDER BY Country
> ASC
>
> What I want this to return is a list of all fields: Company & Country
> from the table Company. However its returning the same company multiple
> times when there are more than 1 Properties.Property LIKE
> $clean_search.
>
> What I want but I'm not actually sure if it can be done is a statement
> like:
>
> SELECT DISTINCT Company, *
>
> Can this be done?
>
> Thanks
>
> A

Try:

SELECT DISTINCT `Company`.*
FROM `Company`
INNER JOIN `Properties` USING(`Company_ID`)
WHERE `Properties`.`Property` LIKE '%$clean_search%'
ORDER BY Country ASC