MySQL vs MSSQL - having real problems with INNER JOIN

Jings, this is going to be tougher than I thought. I'm so used to MSSQL. :(

What is the issue with running an INNER JOIN select statement?
Here's what it used to look like in MSSQL:

SELECT dbo.LEDprods.LEDid, dbo.LEDprods.LEDdelete, dbo.LEDprods.LEDproductcode, dbo.LEDprods.LEDcatID, dbo.LEDprods.LEDfittingID,
dbo.LEDprods.LEDstyleID, dbo.LEDprods.LEDwattageID, dbo.LEDprods.LEDcolourID, dbo.LEDprods.LEDdimmable, dbo.LEDprods.LEDfrostedclear,
dbo.LEDprods.LEDlumensID, dbo.LEDprods.LEDsensor, dbo.LEDprods.LEDprice, dbo.LEDprods.LEDimg, dbo.LEDprods.LEDchipsID,
dbo.LEDwattage.LEDwattage, dbo.LEDstyle.LEDstyle, dbo.LEDlumens.LEDlumens, dbo.LEDfitting.LEDfitting, dbo.LEDcolour.LEDcolour,
dbo.LEDchips.LEDchips, dbo.LEDcats.LEDcat
FROM dbo.LEDprods INNER JOIN
dbo.LEDcats ON dbo.LEDprods.LEDcatID = dbo.LEDcats.LEDcatID INNER JOIN
dbo.LEDchips ON dbo.LEDprods.LEDchipsID = dbo.LEDchips.LEDchipsID INNER JOIN
dbo.LEDcolour ON dbo.LEDprods.LEDcolourID = dbo.LEDcolour.LEDcolourID INNER JOIN
dbo.LEDfitting ON dbo.LEDprods.LEDfittingID = dbo.LEDfitting.LEDfittingID INNER JOIN
dbo.LEDlumens ON dbo.LEDprods.LEDlumensID = dbo.LEDlumens.LEDlumensID INNER JOIN
dbo.LEDstyle ON dbo.LEDprods.LEDstyleID = dbo.LEDstyle.LEDstyleID INNER JOIN
dbo.LEDwattage ON dbo.LEDprods.LEDwattageID = dbo.LEDwattage.LEDwattageID
WHERE (dbo.LEDprods.LEDdelete = 0)

Here's what I changed it to for MySQL:

SELECT LEDprods.LEDid, LEDprods.LEDdelete, LEDprods.LEDproductcode, LEDprods.LEDcatID, LEDprods.LEDfittingID,
LEDprods.LEDstyleID, LEDprods.LEDwattageID, LEDprods.LEDcolourID, LEDprods.LEDdimmable, LEDprods.LEDfrostedclear,
LEDprods.LEDlumensID, LEDprods.LEDsensor, LEDprods.LEDprice, LEDprods.LEDimg, LEDprods.LEDchipsID,
LEDwattage.LEDwattage, LEDstyle.LEDstyle, LEDlumens.LEDlumens, LEDfitting.LEDfitting, LEDcolour.LEDcolour,
LEDchips.LEDchips, LEDcats.LEDcat
FROM LEDprods INNER JOIN
LEDcats ON LEDprods.LEDcatID = LEDcats.LEDcatID INNER JOIN
LEDchips ON LEDprods.LEDchipsID = LEDchips.LEDchipsID INNER JOIN
LEDcolour ON LEDprods.LEDcolourID = LEDcolour.LEDcolourID INNER JOIN
LEDfitting ON LEDprods.LEDfittingID = LEDfitting.LEDfittingID INNER JOIN
LEDlumens ON LEDprods.LEDlumensID = LEDlumens.LEDlumensID INNER JOIN
LEDstyle ON LEDprods.LEDstyleID = LEDstyle.LEDstyleID INNER JOIN
LEDwattage ON LEDprods.LEDwattageID = LEDwattage.LEDwattageID
WHERE (LEDprods.LEDdelete = 0)

Now, before you point out that you can't have a field name called the same as the table name, I've changed that but it just doesn't work. No errors are reported, it's just that no table rows are shown.

Is there something obvious that I've missed here. Please bear with my btw. I really want to port everything to PHP/MySQL and it's going to take me some time to adjust.

With that in mind, can anyone point me in the direction of a good website or forum for these types of headaches, ie. one that helps peopel make this transition from Classic ASP and MSSQL to PHP and MySQL?

Much appreciated.
NJ