Basically, I\'m trying to get data from an SQL based on two different groups, t.type has to equal single and t.status has to equal
AND has higher precedence than OR, so your existing expression is currently evaluated as:
WHERE
(t.type = 'single' AND t.status='1' AND t.org = 'RA') OR t.org = 'DUAL'
To force alternative logic, one needs to include explicit parentheses:
WHERE
t.type = 'single' AND t.status='1' AND (t.org = 'RA' OR t.org = 'DUAL')
However, in this case, one can use MySQL's IN() operator instead of OR:
WHERE
t.type = 'single' AND t.status='1' AND t.org IN ('RA','DUAL')