'Why is this SQL statement (SELECT * FROM items WHERE id=2) returning only the first instance?
I have the following table:
items:
id |color| price
1 red 10
2 red 11
2 blue 11.5
3 green 9
id and color make up the key. i want to return all items with id=2.
I tried using this statement
SELECT * FROM items WHERE id=2
but the output is only
Array([id] => 2 [color] => red [price]=>11)
Why doesnt it return both of the items of id = 2 (the red and blue) as expected? How do I return all items with id=2??
Solution 1:[1]
This should not be possible because a primary key is unique so you should only have one item with the id of 2.
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| Solution | Source |
|---|---|
| Solution 1 | Achraf Bardan |
