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Asked: May 13, 20262026-05-13T11:51:28+00:00 2026-05-13T11:51:28+00:00

I have two tables, landlords and properties. My properties table has; ID, Address, Postcode,

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I have two tables, landlords and properties. My properties table has; ID, Address, Postcode, lease and landlordID in it. The problem I face is: If I want to search for all the properties that have Mr.Spina as their landlord I need search the landlords database with the name “spina” to get his ID which is saved in the properties database from which I can extract the properties details.

I thought this would work but it doesn’t properly:

> SELECT property.ID, property.address, property.postcode, property.lease, landlords.firstName, landlords.lastName FROM property INNER JOIN landlords ON landlords.firstName LIKE '%spina%' OR landlords.lastName LIKE '%spina%'

I have attached images of the table structures.

Landlords:

only allowed one link

Properties:

http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/7199/propertyn.gif

The result of inserting “spina” into the field should then be:
only allowed one link

Here is my extracted code…

>  if($field=="landlord"){
>     
>     $sql="SELECT property.ID, property.address, property.postcode,
> property.lease, landlords.firstName,
> landlords.lastName FROM ".$do." INNER
> JOIN landlords ON landlords.firstName
> LIKE '%".$q."%' OR landlords.lastName
> LIKE '%".$q."%'";
>         }    else{
>     $sql="SELECT * FROM ".$do." WHERE " . $field . " LIKE '%" . $q . "%'";  
> }    //end special case     $result =
> mysql_query($sql);
>       echo "$sql";
>       echo "<table border='1'>
>     <tr>
>      <th>ID</th>
>      <th>Address</th>
>      <th>Post Code</th>
>      <th>Lease</th>
>      <th>Landlord</th>
>     </tr>";
> 
>    while($row =
> mysql_fetch_array($result))
>      {
>      echo "<tr>";
>      echo "<td>" . $row['ID'] . "</td>";
>      echo "<td>" . $row['address'] . "</td>";
>      echo "<td>" . $row['postcode'] . "</td>";
>      echo "<td>" . $row['lease'] . "</td>";
>      echo "<td>" . $row['firstName'] ." ". $row['lastName'] ."</td>";
>      echo "</tr>";
>      }    echo "</table>";
> 
>    mysql_close();

Many thanks in advance!

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    2026-05-13T11:51:29+00:00Added an answer on May 13, 2026 at 11:51 am

    Seems like you’re using INNER JOIN incorrectly; what you want is something like this:

    SELECT
        property.ID, property.address, property.postcode, property.lease, landlords.firstName, landlords.lastName
    FROM
        property
    INNER JOIN
        landlords
    ON 
        landlords.ID = property.landlord
    WHERE
        landlords.firstName LIKE '%spina%'
        OR
        landlords.lastName LIKE '%spina%'
    
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