Drupal 7.x

Been stuck on this one for ages, so I hope the answer isn't too obvious.

I've build a view for a list of items. When you click on an item it takes you to the 'full content', but I don't want it to take me to the 'full content', I want it to go to another display of the view.

Hey,
I am new in drupal.
I am creating a website with drupal 7.
I want to divide the registration in two steps. first where users enter all the mandatory questions and second(2nd page) where users enter optional questions..

Please help me doing that..i am not a pro...

I'm new to Drupal and currently feeling my way around, learning as I go on my own. Anyway, earlier today I installed the "Schema" Module along with several other modules. Now however, when I go to "administration>reports>status reports", I'm noticing that it's warning me about the Database Schema, saying that it's "Inconsistent" -with the following message:

Database schema	Inconsistent
The Schema comparison report shows:
60 modules with matching tables
1 modules with mis-matching tables
The database schema comparison report provides more details.

When I look at the schema comparison report, it says that 179 match, while 1 is a mismatch. The one that is mismatched is under "SERVICES", more specifically "SERVICES_ENDPOINT", with the following:

column debug - difference on: length
declared: array('description' => 'TODO: please describe this field!', 'type' => 'int', 'length' => 2, 'not null' => TRUE, 'default' => 0)
actual: array('description' => 'Set the endpoint in debug mode.', 'type' => 'int', 'not null' => TRUE, 'default' => 0)

I'm not sure if this is relevant or not, but at the top of the page there is a red dialog box with several "notices" and 1 "warning", which states the following:

Notice: Undefined index: warn in schema_compare() (line 614 of /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules/schema/schema.module).

I am trying to pull all the different fields from a node of type 'event' with the fields:
field_coords
field_venue
field_price
field_genre
field_artist
field_edate

$sql = 'SELECT n.nid, n.title, field_data_field_coords.field_coords_coords, field_data_field_genre.field_genre_value, field_data_field_venue.field_venue_value, field_data_field_price.field_price_value ,field_data_field_artist.field_artist_value';
  $sql .= ' FROM {node} n';
  $sql .= ' INNER JOIN {field_data_field_coords} c ON n.nid =c.entity_id';
  $sql .= ' INNER JOIN {field_data_field_genre} g ON n.nid =g.entity_id';
  $sql .= ' INNER JOIN {field_data_field_venue} v ON n.nid =v.entity_id';
  $sql .= ' INNER JOIN {field_data_field_price} p ON n.nid =p.entity_id';
  $sql .= ' INNER JOIN {field_data_field_edate} e ON n.nid =e.entity_id';
  $sql .= ' INNER JOIN {field_data_field_artist} a ON n.nid =a.entity_id';
  $sql .= ' WHERE n.type = :type, array(:type => '.$nodetype.',)';
$result = db_query($sql);

This query gives this error

Hello!

I am a new user to Drupal, and have spent a few days acquainting myself with the interface, terms, modules, and other various techniques related to using Drupal. I am also currently reading through two Drupal 7 specific books. Now, to business...

What is the easiest way to have a numerical field with a selected unit attached to it in D7 (e.g. kg, lb, km, miles etc)? There's no D7 port of the Measured Value Field module, but perhaps there's another way to do it.