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Asked: 2026-06-01T05:43:21+00:00

This is driving me nuts. I’m checking 3 conditions in my sql query. If

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This is driving me nuts. I’m checking 3 conditions in my sql query. If any of them match, I want to grab the result campaign_id:

SELECT `campaign_id` FROM `tracking` 
WHERE `user` = 'username@domain.net' AND `attempts` > '5' 
    AND `clicked` > '0' AND `shared` > '0'

From what I can tell, the way it works now is it has to match ALL the conditions. How can I make it show the results of campaign_id if it matches ANY of the conditions?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Change the AND to OR. But only for the parts that you want OR’d, using parentheses

    SELECT `campaign_id` FROM `tracking` 
WHERE `user` = 'username@domain.net' AND (`attempts` > '5' 
    OR `clicked` > '0' OR `shared` > '0')

    Basically, you want the specified user AND any of these other filters that are grouped together using internal ORs

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