Move the check of t1. Media_id=m. Id to the where clause and it works (for me, anyway).
Move the check of t1. Media_id=m. Id to the where clause and it works (for me, anyway): select m.Id from media m join tag_name as n0 on n0.
Title = @a0 join media_tag as t0 on t0. Media_id=m.Id AND t0. Tag_id = n0.
Id where 1 AND not (select 1 from tag_name as n1 join media_tag as t1 on t1. Tag_id = n1. Id where t1.
Media_id=m.Id AND n1. Title = @a1) order by m. Id desc.
That solved it! I could swear syntax like this is valid in sqlite. If so then I am liking how relaxed/easy sqlite is and hope I don't run into too many problems with mysql – acidzombie24 Sep 27 '10 at 6:42.
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