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Posted by Jonathan on 02/06/06 23:25
carrajo wrote:
> it didn work
>
We can't help you...
.... this way, but we might be anle if you:
1. Provide us with the query/queries you tried
2. Be more specific about error messages (you will probably have some)
and other thing is that you could reconsider your table design, why not
store every individual as a row, specifying his features:
uid = 1, marital_status = single, age = 55, haircolor = brown
uid = 2, marital status = devorced, age = 27, haircolor = pink
This way you can just do a plain select to get the users you need,
instead of the more complex join query.
Jonathan
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