[FIXED] In join query to table field have same name means how get the two fields value?

Issue

I used a join query to retrieve values from two tables that have the same field name. How can i get the two fields value?

mysql_query("SELECT table1.Name, table2.Name 
FROM table1
INNER JOIN table2
ON table1.Id=table2.userid
ORDER BY table1.Id DECS LIMIT 5") 

With the above query, I need values from both table1.Name and table2.Name.

Solution

Give alias,

SELECT table1.Name as table1Name, table2.Name as table2Name
FROM table1
INNER JOIN table2
ON table1.Id=table2.userid
ORDER BY table1.Id DECS LIMIT 5

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Answered By - Rikesh