>Try this:
>$select->from('products', array('id','product_name'));
>$select->join('category','products.category_id = category.id', array());
>$select->joinLeft('product_images',"products.id = product_images.product_id
> AND product_images.main_pic = 'Y'", 'image');
>$select->where('category.name = ?', 'categoryName');
Thanks for your help
It works well
>The problem with your query was that you put the condition for main_pic =
'Y' in the WHERE >clause. When the product has no images, main_pic IS NULL.
This means the comparison to 'Y' is >false (or more specifically, unknown),
and the whole row is excluded from the result set.
>When you need additional conditions on a table on the outer side of an
outer join, you need to >put those conditions in the ON clause of that outer
join. This is standard SQL behavior and >MySQL supports it.
And thanks for your explanation too
Regards,
Anees
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