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Using example:
select one.id, two.id as twoid, two.name as twoname from one left join two on two.parentid = one.id and one.status=1 where one.date >= '2021-01-01'
On the left join with a condition to a value, should be a 'where' not 'on'. On the where clause, '>=' doesn't get recognized properly.
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Using example:
select
one.id,
two.id as twoid,
two.name as twoname
from one
left join two on two.parentid = one.id and one.status=1
where one.date >= '2021-01-01'
On the left join with a condition to a value, should be a 'where' not 'on'.
On the where clause, '>=' doesn't get recognized properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: