Thanks @s.alpaslan - sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Yes, I’ve done that but as you can do joins in Wappler I wondered if unions might be possible too.
Create view in mysql
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table1
UNION
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table2 ;
Then use it in wappler . You can see your view like table in wappler query builder
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Yep, that’s exactly what I did - just wondered if you could do it directly in Wappler - not really any need to do it in Wappler but just nice to be able to do it all in one place - I appreciate you help
As @s.alpaslan says, a view appears just as a table does in Wappler. The view I’ve just created works just as a table would.
I would just say that I had to open the connection and save it again for the view to appear in the tables list in query builder - restarting Wappler does the same thing
did you try to display the view result in a page?
Yes it works fine - this is a test page - the result is from 3 tables with slightly different column names brought together with aliases - the three tables joined with unions and then brought into Wappler as though the view was a table https://tgoshopping.com/beta-01-02.php
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what is MySQL version you have? in my case i get an error about prepared statements.
Prepared statements … it is mysql bug
yea. wappler team say they may have a solution but im stuck currently.
MySQL version is : 5.6.40
im on mysql (10.2.16-MariaDB)
so views work fine on your version.
cant control the version on my hosting. damn 
That’s a real pain for you - I haven’t often used views before - wasn’t really necessary. But now I’ve had to because of Wappler I realise what I’ve been missing.
I was about to update to this version until I saw your post the other day. So glad I didn’t. My host is giving me multiple choices and I honestly am a bit nervous what to choose because it says I can not go back.
Current version MySQL 5.6 says near end of life
MySQL 5.7
MariaDB 10.0
MariaDB 10.1
MariaDB 10.2 which they recommend
The reason I am concerned is because it has a message at the top saying
“After you upgrade MySQL/MariaDB, there is no supported way to downgrade to the previous version.”
Maybe @Teodor has some advice on this or @wappler_ambassadors
You know what they say: Irreversible Updates that break things = Job Security.
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I have exactly the same choice and was going to update at the weekend - I think now I might put that on hold for the moment
That’s already possible using the Server Connect Array List component:
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