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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T07:01:39+00:00 2026-05-23T07:01:39+00:00

Currently, I’m trying to get all submissions from one user along with all comments

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Currently, I’m trying to get all submissions from one user along with all comments on a particular submission. The way I am doing it is extremely inefficient (query inside of a loop).

I have been told to use Group By, but I’m not sure how to get it working properly.

The first query to select all submission info is:

SELECT
    submissions.user_id,
    submissions.id,
    submissions.quote,
    submissions.filename,
    submissions.date_added,
    submissions.views
FROM
    `submissions`
WHERE
    submissions.user_id = ?
ORDER BY
     submissions.date_added
DESC

The second (to get the comment count) is:

SELECT
    count(id) AS `comments`
FROM
    `comments`
WHERE
    submission_id = '{$subId}'

Those work, but since they will become slow, so I tried to come up with this, but am not sure how to execute it properly.

SELECT
    submissions.user_id,
    submissions.id,
    submissions.quote,
    submissions.filename,
    submissions.date_added,
    submissions.views,
    COUNT(comments.id) as `comment`
    comments.submission_id
FROM
    submissions
LEFT JOIN
    comments
ON
    submissions.id=comments.submission_id
WHERE
    submissions.user_id = ?
GROUP BY comment

Any suggestions on how to approach this? The reason I originally didn’t combine the first two queries, is because count is always going to return one row for the whole query.

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    2026-05-23T07:01:40+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 7:01 am

    Try this (I just added a comma after comment based upon your comment with the error):

        SELECT
            submissions.user_id,
            submissions.id,
            submissions.quote,
            submissions.filename,
            submissions.date_added,
            submissions.views,
            COUNT(comments.id) as `comment`,
            comments.submission_id
    
        FROM
            submissions
        LEFT JOIN
            comments
        ON
            submissions.id=comments.submission_id
        WHERE
            submissions.user_id = ?
        GROUP BY submissions.user_id,
            submissions.id,
            submissions.quote,
            submissions.filename,
            submissions.date_added,
            submissions.views,
            comments.submission_id
    
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