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POCodeigniter: MySQL Where Clause and Quotes
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Query in CodeIgniter: <pre><code>$this->db->select('comments.created_at, comments.section_id, comments.submittedby_id, users.username, comments.text, sections.name'); $this->db->order_by('comments.created_at', 'desc'); $this->db->where('comments.submittedby_id', 'users.user_id'); $this->db->where('comments.section_id', 'sections.id'); $query = $this->db->get(array('comments', 'users', 'sections'),10); </code></pre> Produce SQL Request: <blockquote> SELECT <code>pdb_comments</code>.<code>created_at</code>, <code>pdb_comments</code>.<code>section_id</code>, <code>pdb_comments</code>.<code>submittedby_id</code>, <code>pdb_users</code>.<code>username</code>, <code>pdb_comments</code>.<code>text</code>, <code>pdb_sections</code>.<code>name</code> FROM (<code>pdb_comments</code>, <code>pdb_users</code>, <code>pdb_sections</code>) WHERE <code>pdb_comments</code>.<code>submittedby_id</code> = 'users.user_id' AND <code>pdb_comments</code>.<code>section_id</code> = 'sections.id' ORDER BY <code>pdb_comments</code>.<code>created_at</code> desc LIMIT 10 </blockquote> The issue is that the database prefix (<code>pdb_</code>) does not get added in the <code>WHERE</code> clause. I can manually insert the prefix by appending <code>$this->db->dbprefix</code>, but this doesn't fix the main problem. Quotes: <pre><code>`pdb_comments`.`submittedby_id` = 'pdb_users.user_id' </code></pre> The quotes on the right side are not accurate, and generate 0 results for me. Is there any way to make CodeIgniter recognize the second half of the where clause as a piece of my table; thereby adding the database prefix, and properly placing the quotes by avoiding two joins? Is there another way to do this? Thanks in advance. -- Jon
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Codeigniter: MySQL Where Clause and Quotes
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