SELECT * FROM wp_sb_users you LEFT OUTER JOIN wp_sb_usermeta m ON (u. ID=m. User_id and m.
Meta_key = "autostatus") LEFT OUTER JOIN wp_sb_usermeta mm ON (u. ID=mm. User_id and mm.
Meta_key = "first_name") LEFT OUTER JOIN wp_sb_usermeta mmm ON (u. ID=mmm. User_id and mmm.
Meta_key = "last_name").
You know what, I just tried that and it worked! Seems like WHERE is kinda strict for selects, and putting conditions in ON is more loosy – Alex Jun 1 at 8:58 Your meta_key is part of your join criteria. If you do your original query without your WHERE clause, you'll realise what the dataset you were filtering looked like.
– Steve Mayne Jun 1 at 10:22.
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