Yes.
I’ve followed this tutorial
…and made some fixes (as per my sharing above)
Are you using a custom db query in your server action?
How is your join set up exactly - please post a screenshot? Also how did you manage to create a db query using a basic license?
As i already asked:
In the query builder you have set up a database tables join. How did you set it up? Open the join editor and just make a screenshot of how is it set up!
Why did you join the table with itself then? What are you trying to do here?
I doubt you need this join here, and the error you pasted above is related to this query.
I am not interested in the insert step.
I was asking about the database query as the error is coming from it and you have a weird join added there. Check my previous reply.
Well … in order for this to happen you need to add the same table over and over again in the query builder and set up the joins i see there.
Make sure the table is added only once in the query builder, without any joins.
Just recreate the query step and add only the table you need, only once.
I removed the other two and added only the query for the email with the condition to be equal to the database and now this is the error.
The error is now related to your insert step and the last_updated column …
Please double check if a column named last_updated exists in your users table.
Interesting, I thought it would create a filed if there was not relation !
Thanks, I removed it but now it shows “Unauthorized”
I think I might need to do a “clean install”
Any more updated tutorials I should follow please to avoid wasting your time.
This is the tutorial you need to follow:
Ok, thanks, I will try again…