I think I am closing in on this one, but ran into another snag and have no idea how to fix it
What is wrong with this query - just get the generic "you have an error", it is pointing to the join, but I don't know how to fix it. I want the join on the customer_address_entity because it has the other unique id that I need to use in one of the select statements.
select c.*,
(
select caet.value
from customer_address_entity_test caet
where cae.entity_id = caet.value_id
and caet.attribute_id = 23
) as test,
(
select caev.value
from customer_address_entity_varchar caev
where caet.entity_id = caev.entity_id
and caev.attribute_id = 23
) as two
from customer_entity c where store_id = 15
join customer_address_entity cae on c.`entity_id` = cae.`parent_id`;
First of all your code looks like this:
select c.*,
(
select caet.value
from customer_address_entity_test caet
where cae.entity_id = caet.value_id
and caet.attribute_id = 23
) as test,
(
select çaev.value
from customer_address_entity_varchar caev
where caet.entity_id = caev.entity_id
and caev.attribute_id = 23
) two
join customer_address_entity cae on c.`entity_id` = cae.`parent_id`
from customer_entity c where store_id = 8
It is obvious that you have the JOIN before the FROM.
Secondly, you have a çaev which has a unicode character. I don't know if this is intended.
Probably this will work:
select c.*,
(
select caet.value
from customer_address_entity_test caet
where cae.entity_id = caet.value_id
and caet.attribute_id = 23
) as test,
(
select caev.value
from customer_address_entity_varchar caev
where caet.entity_id = caev.entity_id
and caev.attribute_id = 23
) as two
from customer_entity c
join customer_address_entity cae on c.`entity_id` = cae.`parent_id`
where store_id = 8
I have added an 'as' next to the 'two' allias only to make your code consistent.
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