This is my query:
$query = $db
->select()
->from(array('ns' => 'news_subscriber'),
array('ns.id', 'ns.subscriber_email')
)
->where('ns.id NOT IN (?)',
$db
->select()
->from(array('nss'开发者_高级运维 => 'news_subscribers_has_news_letter_content'),
array('nss.news_subscribers_id')
)
->where('nss.news_letter_content_id =' , $id)
);
$subscribers = $db->fetchAll($query);
I am getting this error:
Syntax error or access violation 1064
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '))))' at line 1`
I feel the problem is in the "IN".
Any ideas?
Your query has multiple errors.
->where('nss.news_letter_content_id =', $id)
You forgot the
?
after the=
.->where('ns.id NOT IN (?)', $db->select() ...
I'm pretty sure that you have to convert the subquery object to an array first.
$subscribers = $db->fetchAll($db->select()->from('news_subscriber ns, subscriber_email se')
->where('ns.id NOT IN ('.$db->select()->from( 'news_subscribers_has_news_letter_content nss') ->where('nss.news_letter_content_id =',$id))));
I dont use array in my select. See if this is helpful.
you may write your query like this..please check below.
$subscribers = $db->fetchAll($db->select()->from(array('ns' => 'news_subscriber','nss'=> 'news_subscribers_has_news_letter_content'),
array('ns.id',
'ns.subscriber_email','nss.news_subscribers_id'))
->where('ns.id NOT IN (?) AND 'nss.news_letter_content_id =',$id);
Thanks.
Note that you can always see the whole query to see where is the problem.
echo (string)$query;
// die();
are you sure that all the variables that you have used in your query are getting a value, most of the times this error occurs if the values of the variables in the query are uninitialized or "" in case of a string ......... Also in this case I think you have an extra ')' in the end hope that helps
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