i have two tables in my database. table A is USERS and table B is relations, and the following are their columns USERS(username, avatar, specialty) and RELATIONS(username1, username2, reldir) RELATIONS stores the relationship between users, that is if, username1 is following username2, reldir = F, and if they are both following each other, reldir=FB and vice versa, this part has worked very well but
i need to query these tables so that i return a list of users from USERS which for example user A doesnt follow but have the same specialty as A...
i tried this, but its not working well ...
$spec = the specialty of user A
SELECT a.username, a.avatar, a.specialty FROM users a, relations b WHERE a.username!=b.username2 AND (b.reldir!='F' OR b.reldir!='FB') AND a.speciality ='$spec'
the query to me seems logically correct but i could be wrong. i need help
You need to add some keys for your tables, because you have two different tables and they doesn't linked.
For example, table USERS
:
id (as primary_key), username, avatar, specialty
Table RELATIONS
:
user_id, username2, reldir
user_id - it is field "id" from table USERS (instead your "username1")
Then you will be able create a query like this:
SELECT a.*
FROM users a, relations b
WHERE a.id = b.users_id
AND (b.reldir != 'F' OR b.reldir != 'FB')
AND a.speciality = '$spec'
ps: if I understood your question in the right way)
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