This works fine:
SELECT a.users_status FROM webmail_users a,webmail_dgraph b,webmail_tempid c
WHERE a.userid=b.dgraph_userid
And b.dgraph_tempid=c.temp_id
And a.users_status='Not Validated'
I would want it to be more generic to have
b.dgraph_tempid in (Select c.temp_id from webmail_tempid c)
Is it that Mysql 3.2X will not support this type of Subquery? Not an expert on Mysql.
Anup
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You can chain me, you can torture me, you can even destroy this body, but you will never imprison my mind.
-Mahatma Gandhi
SELECT a.users_status FROM webmail_users a,webmail_dgraph b,webmail_tempid c
WHERE a.userid=b.dgraph_userid
And b.dgraph_tempid=c.temp_id
And a.users_status='Not Validated'
I would want it to be more generic to have
b.dgraph_tempid in (Select c.temp_id from webmail_tempid c)
Is it that Mysql 3.2X will not support this type of Subquery? Not an expert on Mysql.
Anup
=_= =_= =_= =_= =_= =_=
You can chain me, you can torture me, you can even destroy this body, but you will never imprison my mind.
-Mahatma Gandhi