Its seems like one of my users have been clicking on a send button twice to send an e-mail to the members.
The e-mail is stored in my db and what I can see there are duplicates of everyone, so I paused the loop where it’s being sent.
Now I would like to remove the duplicates but not sure how do this in a table.
Is there a simple way to remove the duplicates that have the same send_code and where sent=0
There are probably close to 1000 rows.
Next step I need to see how it’s possible that the user could click that start button twice.
Well, not exactly what I’m looking for. That one will delete even the ones that haven’t been sent. There are some duplicates left where I ONLY want to remove the duplicates.
The email has a unique code (m7g44pys) called send_code but I don’t want to delete all those that haven’t been sent, since there are a number of unsent that has to be sent as well.
So I want to list all unsent ones that have a unique e-mail for that send_code.
I tried this, but I don’t think it’s right:
SELECT DISTINCT email, sent, send_code, send_id FROM to_send_table WHERE send_code= 'm7g44pys' AND sent = '0';
Or if I can see in phpmyadmin just the ones that are double, then I can delete them there by selecting them all in the list.
But I just don’t know how to make the query. Is there a way to do something like this
SELECT * FROM to_send_table WHERE sent = '0'
and then add something that looks if there are more than one email, with a count or whatever…
SELECT email
FROM to_send_table
WHERE send_code = 'm7g44pys'
AND sent = '0'
GROUP BY email
HAVING COUNT( * ) >1
ORDER BY `to_send_table`.`email` ASC