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Asked: June 7, 20262026-06-07T13:31:49+00:00 2026-06-07T13:31:49+00:00

I am working on an open source project called PHP-Bouncer , and I’m having

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I am working on an open source project called PHP-Bouncer, and I’m having issues with a MySQL Query I am writing for it. Basically we have three tables: BouncerRoles, PageInRole, and BouncerPageOverrides. BouncerRoles contains access levels, and the other two tables link back to BouncerRoles via Foreign Key and provide multiple entries of additional data. I have written the following query to attempt to pull all of the role data I need all at once:

select BouncerRoles.RoleID, BouncerRoles.RoleName, 
GROUP_CONCAT(PageInRole.PageName separator '|') as ProvidedPages, 
GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT(BouncerPageOverrides.OverriddenPage,'&',BouncerPageOverrides.OverridingPage) separator '|') as OverriddenPages 
from BouncerRoles join PageInRole on BouncerRoles.RoleID = PageInRole.RoleID 
join BouncerPageOverrides on BouncerRoles.RoleID = BouncerPageOverrides.RoleID
group by BouncerRoles.RoleID;

The Goal of this query is to provide the RoleID, RoleName, a pipe delimited list of provided pages, and a pipe delimited list of overrides (in the form of overriddenpage&overridingpage). Everything works except the last column of the query, which repeats the entries it finds over and over like this (output in CSV format):

RoleID,RoleName,ProvidedPages,OverriddenPages
2,Exchange,exchange-how.php|exchange-support.php|exchange.php|premium-promo.php|exchange-resorts.php|premiumplus-promo.php|exchange-deposit.php|exchange-requestdestination.php,whyexchange.php&exhange.php|whyexchange.php&exhange.php|whyexchange.php&exhange.php|whyexchange.php&exhange.php|whyexchange.php&exhange.php|whyexchange.php&exhange.php|whyexchange.php&exhange.php|whyexchange.php&exhange.php
3,Premium,premiumplus-promo.php|premium-cruises.php|premium-resorts.php|premium-condohome.php|premium-hotelaircar.php|premium.php|premium-restaurants.php|premium-overview.php,premium-promo.php&premium.php|premium-promo.php&premium.php|premium-promo.php&premium.php|premium-promo.php&premium.php|premium-promo.php&premium.php|premium-promo.php&premium.php|premium-promo.php&premium.php|premium-promo.php&premium.php
4,"Premium Plus",premiumplus-exclusiveescapes.php|premiumplus.php|premiumplus-overview.php|premiumplus-concierge.php|premiumplus-airportlounge.php,premiumplus-promo.php&premiumplus.php|premiumplus-promo.php&premiumplus.php|premiumplus-promo.php&premiumplus.php|premiumplus-promo.php&premiumplus.php|premiumplus-promo.php&premiumplus.php

Is there something I’ve done wrong in my query to cause this?

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    2026-06-07T13:31:51+00:00Added an answer on June 7, 2026 at 1:31 pm

    You are probably joining a table with two tables on 1..n relationships, producing duplicate results.

    • Use either GROUP_CONCAT( DISTINCT ...) or

    • Use two subqueries: in each one use GROUP_CONCAT() with group by on each of the 2 tables. Then join the two subqueries and the main table.

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