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Asked: 2026-06-14T20:00:29+00:00

I have the following statement : SELECT * FROM (`titles`) INNER JOIN `mastercat` ON

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I have the following statement : 

 SELECT * FROM (`titles`) 
 INNER JOIN `mastercat` 
 ON `mastercat`.`PeriodID` = `titles`.`PeriodID` 
 ORDER BY `titles`.`PeriodID`

My godaddy account has the exact information which my localhost account has. But when I run it on godaddy I get double the results…

When I run it on the localhost i get the intended (and correct) results.

I was using codeigniators activerecord previous to just typing in a sql query and in both cases the same issue came up.

Has anyone seen this? What was the solution?

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  1. Editorial Team

    There’s a very strong likelihood that the dataset between your localhost database and go-daddy database is different.
    I would also suggest several things.

    1. Fully qualify the database name in you select query, to ensure that the correct schema is selected

    2. Perform a select count(*) from each of your tables in doubt and compare results between your localhost and go-daddy host, to ensure that they each have the same number of records.

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