I got a problem with this query. Not sure what this type of problem is called, so have problems searching for a solution :(
I got two tables: configurations, users
Lets say the tables looks like this:
configurations:
id
userid
...more
users:
id
smart enum('0','1')
...more
This is the query I got now, but it fetch a lot of rows with the same data:
SELECT
configurations.*
FROM
configurations, users
WHERE
configurations.userid!='$userid' AND configurations.deleted='0' AND users.smart='1' AND
(
configurations.id LIKE '%$filter%' OR
configurations.type LIKE '%$filter%' OR
configurations.type_desc LIKE '%$filter%' OR
configurations.other_id LIKE '%$filter%' OR
configurations.project_no LIKE '%$filter%' OR
configurations.part_no LIKE '%$filter%' OR
configurations.company_name LIKE '%$filter%' OR
configurations.company_contact LIKE '%$filter%'
)
ORDER BY
configurations.createdate DESC
LIMIT
$search_config_count
";
How can I make it, so I only get 'configurations' if users.smart='1' ?
My configurations table has a "userid" field, that match the ID of a user in the users table. That specific user need to have smart='1', for the configurations to be listed.