I have the query below which queries the following two tables:
id | gender | interested_men | interested_wmen | name | dob | email | account | photoURL | timestamp
8 | 1 |0 |1 |Jamie |1987-07-04|jampez77@gmail.com| 1 | https://.|2015-11-16 17:47:33
9 | 0 |1 |1 |Jamima|1987-07-04|jampez87@gmail.com| 1 | https://.| 2015-11-17 14:51:38
id | uid | lat | lng | timestamp
8 | 9 | 53.47213437 | -2.06999151 | 2015-11-17 15:05:37
7 | 8 | 53.47213437 | -2.06999151 | 2015-11-16 17:47:33
Here is the query, I'd expect it to return the details for the user called Jamima but I don't get any results. I can't see anything wrong with the syntax so i'm not sure.
SELECT DISTINCT
l.uid ,
u.account ,
(
3959 * acos
(
cos(
radians(53.47213437)
) *
cos(
radians( lat)
) *
cos(
radians( lng) - radians(-2.06999151)
) +
sin(
radians(53.47213437)
) *
sin(
radians( lat )
)
)
) distance,
TIMESTAMPDIFF(YEAR, dob, CURDATE()) AS age
FROM locations l
INNER JOIN users u ON l.uid = u.id
WHERE uid != 8
AND gender = 0
AND account = 1
HAVING distance <= 200
AND age >= 23
AND age <= 33
ORDER BY RAND()
I've noticed that if I remove the gender and account parts of the where clause i get the correct results through. even if though they match the where clause
AND gender = 0
在您的查询中,而表格的两个人都设置为1
This was an issue with the datatypes in MySQL. For some reason the fact I had gender and account set to ENUM created the issue. I simply changed the to INT and everything was fine.
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