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Asked: 2026-06-14T14:15:08+00:00

A)$getDetails = mysql_query(SELECT * FROM `OnlineRequests` WHERE `OSR_CODE`=’.$code.’); B)$getDetails = mysql_query(SELECT * FROM `OnlineRequests`

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A)$getDetails = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `OnlineRequests` WHERE `OSR_CODE`='".$code."'");

B)$getDetails = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `OnlineRequests` WHERE `OSR_CODE`='oooqhqxrcglm3jn6xd2lseq43nb3cq'");

It’s PHP. B works but A doesn’t. WHY? Syntax error? I feel like I’ve tried everything possible…

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  1. Editorial Team

    When I do MySQL Queries I don’t use OSR_CODE=".$random_variable."
    I use OSR_CODE='$random_variable' so just use quotes around it opposite of the containing quotes, see if that works. Just a suggestion, works for me.

    Edit:
    Try $getDetails = mysql_query("SELECT * FROMOnlineRequestsWHEREOSR_CODE='.$code.'");
    ??

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