I need to have an oridinal number from mysql database. I found how emulate of row_num in mysql like this:
SET #row=0;
SELECT * FROM (
SELECT (#row:=#row+1) AS no, id, name FROM `attribute` ORDER BY id
) t WHERE name LIKE "%Jo%"
I begin code with:
$this->getEntityManager()->getConnection()->exec("SET #counter = 0");
and I tried:
$this->result = $this->createQueryBuilder('a')
->select('a')
->where($expr->in('att.ordinal_number', $this->createQueryBuilder('att')->
select('(#counter:=#counter+1) AS ordinal_number')->
from(\App\Entity\Attribute::class, 'att')->
orderBy('att.id')->getDQL()))
and I tried:
$this->result = $this->createQueryBuilder('a')
->select('a')
->addSelect('(SELECT (#counter:=#counter+1) AS oridinal_number, id, '
.' name FROM App:Entity:Atrribute ORDER BY id)')
Above give me:
Error: Expected Literal, got '#'
Anybody know how to emulate row_number in doctrine with mysql?
Thanks in advance.
AFAIK there is no direct way to incorporate these DB variables in DQL or query builder, you will need to execute Native SQL and then use ResultSetMapping class to map the result of query to your entity
SQL
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT (#row:=#row+1) AS no,
id,
name
FROM `attribute` ,(SELECT #row:=0) t
ORDER BY id
) t WHERE name LIKE "%Jo%"
Resultset Mapping
$rsm = new ResultSetMapping;
$rsm->addEntityResult('Attribute', 'a');
$rsm->addFieldResult('a', 'id', 'id');
$rsm->addFieldResult('a', 'name', 'name');
$rsm->addScalarResult('no', 'no');
$query = $this->_em->createNativeQuery('SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT (#row:=#row+1) AS no,
id,
name
FROM attribute ,(SELECT #row:=0) t
ORDER BY id
) t WHERE name LIKE ?',$rsm);
$query->setParameter(1, '%Jo%');
$users = $query->getResult();
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convert sql query to sql codeigniter
i done try to use this method
How to convert sql query to codeigniter active records
but not working for me...
so i try to post in here
this my sql query
$sql = "SELECT b.id, b.us_id, b.kredit, b.info,u.us_name,
u.us_username, u.us_email, u.us_phone, b.cnt, b.amnt
FROM users u JOIN
(SELECT id, us_id, kredit, info, COUNT(info) cnt, SUM(kredit) amnt
FROM balance_history
GROUP BY info HAVING cnt > 1
) AS b
ON u.us_id = b.us_id
WHERE b.kredit != '0' AND
b.info NOT LIKE '[PERBAIKAN]%' AND
(b.info LIKE 'Transfer saldo%' OR b.info LIKE 'Ket%')
ORDER BY b.id ASC";
thanks before...
If you aren't loaded database globally, you can load it by calling $this->load->database(); The following query may provide the same db call.
$this->db->select('id, us_id, kredit, info, COUNT(info) cnt, SUM(kredit) amnt')
->from('balance_history')
->group_by('info')
->having('cnt > 1');
$subquery = $this->db->get_compiled_select();
$query = $this->db
->select('b.id, b.us_id, b.kredit, b.info,u.us_name,u.us_username, u.us_email, u.us_phone, b.cnt, b.amnt')
->from('users u')
->join('('.$subquery.') b','u.us_id = b.us_id')
->where('b.kredit !=','0', true)
->not_like('b.info', '[PERBAIKAN]', 'after', false, true)
->where('(b.info LIKE "Transfer saldo%" OR b.info LIKE "Ket%")')
->get();
I'm trying to run a special SQL query in ZF 2.
SELECT listingId, COUNT(*) as num
FROM
(SELECT DISTINCT listingId, locationId
FROM l_f_locations
WHERE locationId IN ( 7, 9, 10)) AS foo
GROUP by listingId, HAVING num = 3
I tried creating the subquery first as it's a complete MySQL query but then fail to integrate it into the main query at all. I can't alias the subquery e.g. "AS foo" as this is a requirement for the complete SQL squery to work.
Any ideas?
First of all, you can do this without a sub-query:
SELECT listingId, COUNT(DISTINCT locationId) AS num
FROM l_f_locations
WHERE listingId IN(7,9,10)
GROUP BY listingId
HAVING num = 3;
For future reference, however, you could do the query you mention using a pair of Zend_Db_Select objects, one for the sub-query and another for the main:
$subQuery = $dbAdapter->select()
->from('l_f_locations', array('listingId', 'locationId'))
->where('locationId IN(7,9,10)')
->group('listingId')
->group('locationId');
$select = $dbAdapter->select()
->from($subQuery, array('*', 'num' => 'COUNT(*)'))
->group('listingId')
->having('num = 3');
$result = $select->query()->fetchAll();
I am trying to convert a MYSQL query to codeigniter and going no wheres real fast. I am trying to convert this query
$conn->prepare("SELECT `id`,`song`,`artist`,`album`,`track`,`mix_name`,`date` FROM `podcasts` where mix_number = (SELECT MAX(mix_number) FROM podcasts) order by track asc");
This is in my model:
//$where = '(SELECT MAX(mix_number)from podcasts)';
$this->db->select('id,song,artist,album,track,mix_name,date, link');
//$this->db->where('mix_number', '(SELECT MAX(mix_number)from podcasts)');
$this->db->order_by('track', 'asc');
$query = $this->db->get('podcasts');
return $query->result();
My problem area is in the where statement. When I comment out the where statement I get the data. Obviously not in the manner I want it.
I am doing it this way becuase my next query(s) will be
("SELECT `id`,`song`,`artist`,`album`,`track`,`mix_name`,`date` FROM `podcasts` where mix_number = **(SELECT MAX(mix_number) FROM podcasts) - 1** order by track asc")
And on down to (SELECT MAX(mix_number) FROM podcasts) - 3
Any thoughts on the proper way of writing the where statement? Thank you for yout time.
Set the third argument of where() to false to prevent CI from altering the string you pass in to the second argument, then you can do the subquery:
return $this->db
->select('id,song,artist,album,track,mix_name,date, link')
->where('mix_number', '(SELECT MAX(mix_number) from podcasts)', false)
->order_by('track', 'asc')
->get('podcasts')
->result();
https://www.codeigniter.com/userguide2/database/active_record.html$this->db->where() accepts an optional third parameter. If you set it to FALSE, CodeIgniter will not try to protect your field or table names with backticks.
For me this produces the following query:
SELECT `id`, `song`, `artist`, `album`, `track`, `mix_name`, `date`, `link`
FROM (`podcasts`)
WHERE mix_number = (SELECT MAX(mix_number) from podcasts) ORDER BY `track` asc
If you are not too particular about using CodeIgniter's Active Record syntax, you can simply use your query as is:
$sql = "SELECT `id`,`song`,`artist`,`album`,`track`,`mix_name`,`date` FROM `podcasts` where mix_number = (SELECT MAX(mix_number) FROM podcasts) order by track asc";
$this->db->query($sql);
and then use $query->result() to get your results.
Is it possible to get the column names using a query in MySQL? For example, I have a SELECT query:
SELECT name AS 'name', surname AS 'col1', last_name AS 'col2' FROM tb_people;
So, I want to get "Only with one SQL query" like:
Columns or alias of my query
--------
name
col1
col2
I try something similar to:
SHOW COLUMNS (SELECT name AS 'name', surname AS 'col1', last_name AS 'col2' FROM tb_people)
And with
DESCRIBE (SELECT name AS 'name', surname AS 'col1', last_name AS 'col2' FROM tb_people)
But these return SQL errors.
Why don't you do this in your application? MySql API in most languages provide functions to fetch all sorts of field information including name from the results returned by MySql. For example in PHP you can use mysql_fetch_field() on the results returned by mysql_query() to fetch field information.
This is how it is done in PHP, there must be equivalent functions in the language you are using:
$res = mysql_query( "SELECT name AS 'name', surname AS 'col1', last_name AS 'col2' FROM tb_people" );
for( $i = 0; $i < mysql_num_fields( $res ); ++$i ) {
$fieldInfo = mysql_fetch_field( $res, $i );
echo $fieldInfo[ 'name' ].'<br />';
}
results:
name
col1
col2
Hey I have used this successfully in the past, but I don't know if it compatible with all versions:
SELECT name FROM syscolumns
WHERE id = (SELECT id FROM sysobjects
WHERE name= 'MyTableName')
ORDER by colorder
If you installed MySQL server 5, you may get around this problem easily:
use information_schema
SELECT * FROM information_schema.`COLUMNS` C limit 5
WHERE table_name = 'your_table_name'
Cheers!
How can I group a query result by a field that is not saved in the database.
For example I want to group the result by duration which is came from subtraction of start time and end time.
here is how i find out the duration
date1= $row_TicketRS['CloseDate'];
$date2 = $row_TicketRS['OpenDate'];
$diff = abs(strtotime($date2) - strtotime($date1));
$days = floor(($diff - $years * 365*60*60*24 - $months*30*60*60*24)/ (60*60*24));
if ( $days > 0)
{
$time1 = $row_TicketRS['OpenTime'];
$time2= $row_TicketRS['CloseTime'];
$t1=($time1);
$t2=($time2);
$end=('14:30');
$start=('07:30');
$n = $end- $t1;
$n2 = $t2- $start;
$Hours2 = floor(($n+$n2)+(($days-1)*7));
echo $Hours2.' Hours';
but know i do not know how to add it to the query
here is my query
$strQuery = "SELECT count(`ticket`.TicketID) as TotOutput, department.`DeptName` FROM `ticket`, `user`, department where ticket.OwnerID = user.EmpNo and user.`DepartmentID` = department.`DepartmentID` and OpenDate between'".$DateFrom."' And '".$DateTo."'"
It'd be better to have details, but a derived table/inline view would allow you to group by a computed value:
SELECT x.duration,
COUNT(*)
FROM (SELECT t.col,
t.end_time - t.start_time AS duration
FROM YOUR_TABLE t) x
GROUP BY x.duration
How about adding that computed value to the query with an alias like this:
SELECT some_fields, end - start AS duration FROM table ORDER BY duration
dont put alias for hidden column , use directly
exmaple:
SELECT id, FLOOR(value/100)
FROM tbl_name
GROUP BY id, FLOOR(value/100);
Reference
MySQL permits expressions in GROUP BY
clauses, so the alias is unnecessary: