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Asked: May 22, 20262026-05-22T19:03:44+00:00 2026-05-22T19:03:44+00:00

I have following tables: users(id, name) posts (id, text, userId) comments (id, text, userId,

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I have following tables:

users(id, name)
posts (id, text, userId)
comments (id, text, userId, postId)

I want to return a post, its owner name, its comments, and the owner of each comment. I can’t get data for the owner of the comment. I wrote this:

SELECT posts.id, posts.text, users.id, users.name, comments.text AS commentText, commenters.id, commenters.name
FROM posts
    JOIN users
        ON posts.userId = users.id
    LEFT JOIN comments
        ON posts.id = comments.postId 
            LEFT JOIN users AS commenters
                ON comments.userId = users.id
        WHERE posts.id = @postId

The problem with this query is that the commenters.id, and commenters.name columns are coming back blank. Any idea where I’ve gone wrong?

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    2026-05-22T19:03:45+00:00Added an answer on May 22, 2026 at 7:03 pm

    Hmm, break the query down.

    OK, firstly a small correction

    SELECT posts.id, posts.text, users.id, users.name, comments.text AS commentText, commenters.id, commenters.name
    FROM posts
        JOIN users
            ON posts.userId = users.id
        LEFT JOIN comments
            ON posts.id = comments.postId 
                LEFT JOIN users AS commenters
                    ON comments.userId = commenters.id
    

    (you had users.id, not commenters.id)

    secondly, if that doesnt fix it, break the query parts down, to check that the select * from comments, and join users, to check the link to users works. Do the same for posts.. if that works.. let me know and we can look further as to where its going wrong

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