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What does count(*)=1 do? – Mysql

SELECT AL1.ACCOUNTING_PERIOD, AL1.BUSINESS_AREA, AL1.SAP_ACCOUNT, AL1.ID, AL1.USD_AMT, AL1.BAN_NBR, AL2.CUST_NBR, AL2.CUST_NAME FROM DSL_AIM.AIM AL1, DSL_AML.AID AL2 WHERE ( ( AL1.ACCOUNTING_PERIOD_CD IN ( '2023-02' ) GROUP BY AL1.ACCOUNTING_PERIOD, AL1.BUSINESS_AREA, AL1.SAP_ACCOUNT, AL1.ID, AL1.USD_AMT, AL1.BAN_NBR, AL2.CUST_NBR, AL2.CUST_NAME HAVING COUNT(*) = 1; I get a different…

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echo an SQL row for each using a checkbox and a submit button – PHP

I will simplify the code in order to highlight what I need: <form id="highlighttable" name=form1 method="POST"> <div class="form-group"> <button name="save_multicheckbox" class="btn-primary">Save Checkbox</button> </div> <?php if(isset($_POST['save_multicheckbox'])){ echo "<p>yes</p>"; $checklist = $_POST['ckb']; foreach($checklist as $list) { echo "<p>as</p>"; } } ?> <table>…

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