On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, you wrote:
> mysql> select * from organisation,category left join organisation on
> organisation.category_id=category.category_id;
> ERROR 1066: Not unique table/alias: 'organisation'
SELECT * FROM organisation, category
LEFT JOIN
organisation, category ON
organisation.category_id=category.category_id;
> Any ideas what exactly is wrong and how I can fix it?
Pulled the above from an example in the OReilly MySQL book. Not
sure why the difference would be so great.
Oddly the generic text implies:
SELECT * FROM organisation LEFT JOIN category ON
organisation.category_id=category.category_id;
Are the fields category_id primary keys? If not, are they both
indexed & unique?
I'm never joining that commune.
> Thanks in advance,
> William Murphy
Martin.
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