MySQL: How do i perform a query on an existing recordset?

I'd like to perform a SELECT query on an existing recordset, for example:

query1 = 'Select * from products where onSale = 1'

and then

query2 = 'Select * from recordset开发者_C百科1 where ....'

where recordset1 is the number of rows that query1 returned. Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Use a subquery:

SELECT * FROM t1 WHERE column1 = (SELECT column1 FROM t2);

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If this is just in MySQL then you can do

SELECT * FROM (SELECT * FROM products WHERE onsale =1) AS OnSaleProducts

To use your example,

SELECT distinct colorid from (SELECT * FROM product, collectionItems where collectionItems.CollectionID = '6' and collectionItems.ProductID = product.barcode) As 1stResults where typeid = '".$_SESSION['typeid']."' and stoneid = '".$_SESSION['stoneid']."' order by colorid asc;

If you don't want to run the first query again, consider using a temporary table to store the results, and then querying from that, as if it was a normal table.

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Also, you could populate temporary table.

For example:

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE temp_table SELECT * FROM products WHERE onsale = 1

You wrote: where recordset1 is the number of rows that query1 returned. Any suggestions? Thanks!

The number of rows can be stored in a variable, in this case you don't need resault set.