I have 3 tables in my database
PROJECTS
- id
- name
- date_created
- user_created
- status (or for disabled, 1 for enabled)
PROJECTS_MANAGERS (a project may have 0 or more managers)
- id
- project_id
- manager_username
PROJECTS_MEMBERS (a project may have 0 or more members)
- id
- project_id
- member_username
I'm trying to create a mysql join query to list all the projects that a particular user is involved in where the status is equal to 1. Specifically, a query that will list ALL projects where username "bob" is in the "use_created", "manager_username", or "member_username" fields and where the projects.status field is 1. But the trick is there could be multiple managers or members with the same project_id (differsnt ids and member_usernames of course).
I've tried this code, but it doesn't seem to work (gives me the error '1054 unknown column 'projects.status' in where clause). I tried doing a "full join" but I've come to learn mysql does not support this:
SELECT *
FROM
`projects` as theProjects
LEFT OUTER JOIN
projects_managers
AS theManagers
ON theProjects.id = theManagers.project_id
WHERE
projects.status = 1
UNION ALL
SELECT *
FROM
`projects` as theProjects
RIGHT OUTER JOIN
projects_members
AS theMembers
ON theProjects.id = theMembers.project_id
WHERE
projects.status = 1
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
How about:
SELECT projects.*
FROM projects
LEFT JOIN projects_managers managers ON managers.project_id=projects.id
LEFT JOIN projects_members members ON members.project_id=projects.id
WHERE status=1 AND
(user_created="bob" OR managers.username="bob" OR members.username="bob")
GROUP BY projects.id
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