This is the SQL query displayed by codeigniter:
SELECT * FROM (status_updates) JOIN friend_connections ON ((
status_updates.userid=friend_connections.userid) OR
(status_updates.userid=friend_connections.friend_id)) WHERE
status_updates.enabled = “1” AND friend_connections.enabled = “1”
ORDER BY status_updates.date desc, status_updates.time desc LIMIT 20
The Codeigniter commands i used were:
$this->db->from('status_updates');
$this->db->order_by("status_updates.date", "desc");
$this->db->order_by("status_updates.time", "desc");
$this->db->limit(20);
$this->db->join('status_updates', '((status_updates.userid=friend_connections.userid) OR (status_updates.userid=friend_connections.friend_id))');
What i’m trying to do is select everything in two tables, status_updates and friend_connections. status_updates has the one column userid which i want to match with either userid or friend_id from friend_connections. Can someone tell me how i can do this please?
Also i noticed that codeigniter removes the two opening parentheses after the ON command in the above sql query.
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