Using variables ( @ ), stored procedures and nested queries is not supported, but you can prepare a MySQL view (which will return the data you need); call it “view1” for example, and then build a wpDataTable based on a simple query like “SELECT * FROM view1”
Want to make a query based on a other query. How can i do this?
Hello Christoph
You can include sub-queries in the SQL query if that was your question.
Also, you can use JOINs, but in both cases, the resulting table will not be editable properly.
Do you have an example if this doesn't help?
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yes i have:
create a query to MySQL dB.
Titel = query1(select * from table1)
select * from query1
it doesn’t work.
Hi again Christoph
Is that a stored query?
Using variables ( @ ), stored procedures and nested queries is not supported, but you can prepare a MySQL view (which will return the data you need); call it “view1” for example, and then build a wpDataTable based on a simple query like “SELECT * FROM view1”
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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