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Asked: May 27, 20262026-05-27T14:35:29+00:00 2026-05-27T14:35:29+00:00

I have the following query which I found a modified version of it online.

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I have the following query which I found a modified version of it online. I have another table called contacts and I am trying to inner join l.id with c.email. I don’t normally use subqueries so what I found online seems foreign to me.

In any case, how can I add a inner join where l.id = c.lead_id as I need to select c.email.

SELECT l.id, 
(SELECT amount FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND buyer = 'BUYER_PROXY') AS our_bid,
(SELECT amount FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND buyer != 'BUYER_PROXY' AND discriminator='AUTO_PING' ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) AS best_bid,
(SELECT amount FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND discriminator = 'AUTO_POST' AND winner = 1 ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) AS final_sold_amount,
(SELECT buyer FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND discriminator = 'AUTO_POST' AND winner = 1 ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) AS buyer
FROM leads AS l
WHERE l.state = 'ACCEPTED'
AND (SELECT buyer FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND discriminator = 'AUTO_POST' AND winner = 1 ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) != 'TEST'
AND DATE(l.create_date) > '2011-12-01'

I know, the question isn’t clear, but can anyone help.

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    2026-05-27T14:35:30+00:00Added an answer on May 27, 2026 at 2:35 pm

    You’re really close:

    SELECT l.id, 
    (SELECT amount FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND buyer = 'BUYER_PROXY') AS our_bid,
    (SELECT amount FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND buyer != 'BUYER_PROXY' AND discriminator='AUTO_PING' ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) AS best_bid,
    (SELECT amount FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND discriminator = 'AUTO_POST' AND winner = 1 ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) AS final_sold_amount,
    (SELECT buyer FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND discriminator = 'AUTO_POST' AND winner = 1 ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) AS buyer,
    c.email
    FROM leads AS l
    INNER JOIN contacts AS c ON l.id = c.lead_id
    WHERE l.state = 'ACCEPTED'
    AND (SELECT buyer FROM lead_status WHERE lead_id = l.id AND discriminator = 'AUTO_POST' AND winner = 1 ORDER BY amount DESC LIMIT 1) != 'TEST'
    AND DATE(l.create_date) > '2011-12-01'
    

    INNER JOIN is just like adding another table, first you have your original “FROM” table, then INNER JOIN (or variants) the others.

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