I have two tables 'table A' and 'table B', I would like to select all columns from Table A (10 columns) and select 1 column from Table B so that I have 1 row with a total of 11 columns (10 from Table A and 1 from Table B).
The following statement is close to what I require - It returns 2 columns (alias_name, alias_imageurl) from 2 tables:
SELECT (SELECT name FROM `users`) AS alias_name,(SELECT imageurl FROM `pictures` WHERE profilepicture LIKE '1') AS alias_imageurl
The problem with the above (besides being forced to use an alias for column names) is that I can only return 1 column from Table A instead of all because the below query returns an error: Operation should contain 1 column(s)
SELECT (SELECT * FROM `users`),(SELECT imageurl FROM `pictures` WHERE profilepicture LIKE '1') AS alias_imageurl
Is this what you want?
SELECT u.*, p.imageurl
FROM users u cross join
picture p
WHERE p.profilepicture LIKE '1';
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