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Afternoon

 

I set up a substring on the raceid column of my database; the raceid column consists of the season+individual race number, to produce a unique id number. Image of the database below - my code was doing what I expected (hoped for?!) and outputting the four digit season.

 

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However, I've since done an inner join on the two tables, and the season is now missing from the output i.e. there's just a gap where I would expect the season to appear.

<?php $result1 = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT runners.raceid, SUBSTRING(runners.raceid,1,4), runners.horse, runners.age, 					   runners.colour, runners.gender, runners.trainer, runners.t_link, runners.owner, runners.o_link,					   horse.horse, horse.sire, horse.s_ctry, horse.dam, horse.d_ctry 			      FROM         runners 			INNER JOIN 	   horse 			        ON	   runners.horse = horse.horse			     WHERE 	   runners.h_link = '01335.php'			  ORDER BY	   runners.raceid DESC LIMIT 1");?>

The output (this is an include):

<?php		while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result1)) {				include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/inc/links.php');		  echo "Last raced at the age of ";		  		  echo $row['age'];		  echo " during the ";			  echo $row['SUBSTRING(raceid,1,4)'];		  echo " season.";				  echo "</br>";		  		  echo "</br>";		  echo " <b>Colour/Gender:</b>";			  echo "</br>";		  		  echo $row['colour'] . " " . $row['gender'];		  		  echo "</br></br>";		  echo " <b>Trainer:</b>";			  echo "</br>";			  echo "<a href=".$trainerlink . ">" .$row['trainer'] . "</a>";			  echo "</br></br>";		  echo " <b>Owner:</b>";			  echo "</br>";			  echo "<a href=".$ownerlink . ">" .$row['owner'] . "</a>";			  echo "</br></br>";		  echo " <b>Sire:</b>";			  echo "</br>";			  echo "<a href=".$sirelink . ">" .$row['sire'] . "</a>";			  echo "</br></br>";		  echo " <b>Dam:</b>";			  echo "</br>";			  echo "<a href=".$damlink . ">" .$row['dam'] . "</a>";			  		  }	?> 

Any advice would be very much appreciated.

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