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select CONCAT(StreetNu , ' ', StreetNa ) streetinfo from mytable
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that does not work when I try to insert into the existing sql statement?<br />
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to be more clear I need StreetNu and StreetNa to be a column (AS) called StreetInfo just like the other column treatments you see.
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I am using the following MySQL query in PHP. &nbsp;How do I combine the values in each record for StreetNu and StreetNa into a single column of data using this query? &nbsp;Right now it splits them out as two seperate columns.<br />
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SELECT &nbsp;MLNumber AS Home_ID, StreetNu AS StreetNumber, StreetNa AS StreetName City AS City, State AS State, ZipCode AS zip, MarketingRemarks AS description, SubdivisionDisplay AS neighborhood, ListingPrice AS price, VirtualTourURL AS virtual_tour_1, Bedrooms AS bedrooms, Bathrooms AS bathrooms_full, SquareFootage AS living_area FROM MyTable
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I am using the following MySQL query in PHP.  How do I combine the values in each record for StreetNu and StreetNa into a single column of data using this query?  Right now it splits them out as two seperate columns.

SELECT  MLNumber AS Home_ID, StreetNu AS StreetNumber, StreetNa AS StreetName City AS City, State AS State, ZipCode AS zip, MarketingRemarks AS description, SubdivisionDisplay AS neighborhood, ListingPrice AS price, VirtualTourURL AS virtual_tour_1, Bedrooms AS bedrooms, Bathrooms AS bathrooms_full, SquareFootage AS living_area FROM MyTable

select CONCAT(StreetNu , &#39; &#39;, StreetNa ) streetinfo from mytable

that does not work when I try to insert into the existing sql statement?

to be more clear I need StreetNu and StreetNa to be a column (AS) called StreetInfo just like the other column treatments you see.

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