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multiple table select - nimmuk09 - 04-11-2016
Hi,
My model :
return $this->db->query("select a.msisdn , a.status , s.scoring_loan , s.scoring_fee , s.status , s.scoring_tenure , s.validity from accounting a, scoring s where a.msisdn = $msisdn and a.msisdn = s.msisdn;")->result();
I would like to change it to something neat like:
return $this->db->select('select a.msisdn' , 'a.status , s.scoring_loan' , 's.scoring_fee' , 's.status ', 's.scoring_tenure ', 's.validity')->from('accounting a', 'scoring s')->where('a.msisdn = s.msisdn')->where('msisdn', $msisdn)->results();
But it doesn't work.
Is there a way to do multiple select without using join?
Thanks
RE: multiple table select - Parker1090 - 04-12-2016
$this->db->select() doesn't support multiple values, nor an array. You can however just specify them in one string (also remove the word 'select'). In a similar way, from() accepts a string, but can accept an array.
PHP Code:
return $this->db->select('a.msisdn, a.status, s.scoring_loan, s.scoring_fee, s.status, s.scoring_tenure, s.validity')->from('accounting a, scoring s')->where('a.msisdn = s.msisdn')->where('msisdn', $msisdn)->results();
Not tested
RE: multiple table select - Wouter60 - 04-12-2016
I would prefer the join statement:
PHP Code:
$this->db
->select('a.*,s.scoring_tenure,s_validity')
->from('accounting a')
->join('scoring s','a.msisdn = s.msisdn')
->where('a.msisdn',$msisdn);
return $this->db->get()->result();