I modified my sql statement to this:

select csGroups.ID as groupid,csUsers.UserName as username, csGroups_lang.Title as grouptitle,csUsers.ID as uid from csGroups_lang,csUsers,csGroups,csUsers_Groups where csGroups.ID = csGroups_lang.ID and csUsers.ID = csUsers_Groups.UserID and csGroups.ID = csUsers_Groups.GroupID and (csUsers.ID IN (1,2)) order by username asc limit 0,10

and got the same error through my script:

Unknown column 'csUsers_Groups.UserID' in 'where clause'

however it ran cleanly from the mysql command line. So something between the database and my script (the dbd driver?) doesn't like it. Odd....

In reply to Re: Re: generated SQL statement problem (OT) by AidanLee
in thread generated SQL statement problem (OT) by AidanLee

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