Syntax Error

What This Error Means

This error occurs when SQL parser encounters an unexpected character or token while parsing the SQL query. In this case, the parser is expecting a semicolon ';' to terminate the query, but instead encounters a comma','.

Why It Happens

This error can happen when you have a series of SQL queries joined together with a comma, but forgot to separate each query with a semicolon. It can also occur when you try to use a comma in a query as a field separator without proper escaping or quoting.

How to Fix It

1. 1To fix this error, you need to separate each query with a semicolon ';' or use proper quoting and escaping for field separators. For example, you can use backticks or double quotes to enclose column names. Here's an example of how to fix the code:
2. 2// Broken code: multiple queries joined with a comma
3. 3SELECT * FROM users, SELECT * FROM orders
4. 4// Fixed code: separate queries with semicolons
5. 5SELECT * FROM users; SELECT * FROM orders;

Example Code Solution

SELECT * FROM users, SELECT * FROM orders

SELECT * FROM users; SELECT * FROM orders;