I Have 2 SQL queries that I might not use correct:
SELECT
`contract_id`,
`contract_title`,
`contract_description`,
`contract_postalcode`,
FROM
`gmw_contracts`
WHERE contract_title COLLATE UTF8_GENERAL_CI REGEXP "test"
OR contract_description COLLATE UTF8_GENERAL_CI REGEXP "test"
AND contract_postalcode IN (
53111,53113,53129,53175,53225,53227,53229,53757
) ;
SELECT
COUNT(`contract_postalcode`)
FROM
`gmw_contracts`
WHERE `contract_title` COLLATE UTF8_GENERAL_CI REGEXP "test"
OR `contract_description` COLLATE UTF8_GENERAL_CI REGEXP "test"
AND `contract_postalcode` IN (
53111,53113,53129,53175,53225,53227,53229,53757
) ;
The first query selects rows with given parameters like keyword and postalcode etc, but i don't get the desired result. Seems like the postalcode thing is completely ignored.
The second query should count it so i can paginate the result in PHP (BUT I don't want to count PHP)
THE SOLUTION for the first query: I can use HAVING instead of AND. But I need to do it with the counting query too. COUNT and HAVING dont work together in this exapmle.
U got any hints or solutions for me?