I'm stuck with one SQL query. I have two tables:
users
________________________
| id | company | worker|
-------------------------
| 1 | my comp | John |
tasks
_________________________
| id | name | company |
-------------------------
| 1 | exm | my comp |
My problem is that I want to show tasks of these companies which worker is John. I'm in trouble in that for hours but I don't know how to do it. Is there any SQL query to do that?
You can do a simple join using company column from both tables and use where clause to filter results for John
SELECT t.*
FROM users u
JOIN tasks t USING(company)
WHERE u.worker ='John'
You want use the inner join tag. Just a modification on the other queries mentioned for better clarity.
SELECT task.name,user.worker,user.company
FROM tasks as task INNER JOIN users as user
ON user.company=task.company
WHERE user.worker='John';
You can do a simple join like...
$qry = "SELECT u.id,u.company,u.worker,t.id,t.name,t.company FROM users as u JOIN tasks as t ON u.company = t.company WHERE u.worker = 'John'";