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Mysql query from two tables with same structure

Asked by oddszone in PHP for Windows, PHP and Databases, MySQL Server

Tags: PHP MySQL

I have two database tables with the same structure. I need them split as one contains archive data of over 200,000 records and slows down the current data fetch on my website.

I split the tables and the web now works fine.

However some pages need data from both tables..

The query is as follows..

select distinct T2.season_id, A.name, A.decade from soc_res T2
   join zo_soc_season_info A on T2.season_id = A.id
   where ht = 200 or at = 200 order by season_id");

This fetches all unique seasons where team 200 had results..

How do i search from soc_res_arc table in same query?

I can't do two separate searches code relies on one data set further on.

I tried

select distinct T2.season_id, A.name, A.decade from soc_res_arc , soc_res T2
   join zo_soc_season_info A on T2.season_id = A.id
   where ht = 200 or at = 200 order by season_id");

but I get errors..

Any advise appreciated.

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