I'm going to join two table with the same destination but different origin value. I'm sure I'm not good in explain in words. But hopefully you're going to get what I want by my code below:
MySQL
SELECT
option_places_db.plc_en AS from_en,
option_places_db.plc_th AS to_en,
concat( time_start_hr, ':', time_start_min ) AS time1,
concat( time_end_hr, ':', time_end_min ) AS time2,
price_adult,
price_child
FROM `time_table_boat`
INNER JOIN option_places_db ON time_table_boat.org = option_places_db.plc_id
ORDER BY time_table_boat.org ASC
time_table_boat
option_places_db
According to time_table_boat table. I expect :
from_en to_en time1 time2 price_adult price_child
Aonang Phi Phi 09:00 11:00 450 350
Phi Phi Aonang 15:30 17:00 450 350
But from running mySQL it turned something like this instead:
The column 'to_en' is not match with the time_table_boat.des=option_places_db (=3) as it should be. I've tried to add more line of inner join but it comes up with error of the same destination table name.
Try this
SELECT
org_places.plc_en AS from_en,
des_places.plc_en AS to_en,
CONCAT( time_start_hr, ':', time_start_min ) AS time1,
CONCAT( time_end_hr, ':', time_end_min ) AS time2,
price_adult,
price_child
FROM `time_table_boat`
INNER JOIN
option_places_db AS org_places ON time_table_boat.org = org_places.plc_id
INNER JOIN
option_places_db AS des_places ON time_table_boat.des = des_places.plc_id
ORDER BY time_table_boat.org ASC