• I have a mysql query that works fine using phpMyAdmin. When I try and run it as a sql command in Abase, the following breaks the query:

    (IF(LOCATE('Boat Type : J/29',ps_order_detail.product_name)> 0, 'J/29' , 'J/30'))'Class',

    This also does not work:

    (IF(INSTR('Boat Type : J/29',ps_order_detail.product_name)> 0, 'J/29' , 'J/30'))'Class',

    What I do is look for a particular string in a field and write a shorter version in the display output. Is there a different syntax I should be using with Abase?

    The full error is pasted below.
    #1. [abase sql="”SELECT(CONCAT(ps_customer.firstname`,’”]
    Fatal Error (1384)
    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 ‘”SELECT(CONCAT(ps_customer.firstname,’’ at line 1`

    This is the full query:
    [abase sql="SELECT(CONCAT(ps_customer.firstname,' ',ps_customer.lastname))'Skipper', (ps_customer.boat)'Boat', (ps_customer.hull)'Hull', (ps_customer.sailnum)'Sail', (IF(INSTR('Boat Type : J/29',ps_order_detail.product_name)> 0, 'J/29' , 'J/30'))'Class', (ps_customer.email)'Email' , (ps_orders.id_order)'Order', (ps_order_detail.product_reference)'Ref', (ps_orders.total_paid)'Paid' FROMps_ordersINNER JOINps_customerONps_customer.id_customer=ps_orders.id_customerINNER JOINps_order_detailONps_order_detail.id_order=ps_orders.id_orderINNER JOINps_order_historyONps_order_history.id_order=ps_orders.id_orderWHERE (ps_order_detail.product_reference='2014SNE') AND (ps_orders.payment LIKE('PayPal%') ANDps_orders.valid = 1 OR (ps_orders.payment = 'Check' ANDps_orders.valid = 1 ) ORps_orders.payment = 'Free Order' ANDps_orders.valid = 1) ANDps_order_history.id_order_state != 1 ORDER BY Class,ps_orders.id_order"]

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