I have the following Set of tables and I want to get all the services, age ranges and genders and next to each three of them the count of recipients corresponding to them.
So far I came up with the statement below, and it works.
select s.service_name,s.service_id,g.gender_id,ag.age_range_id,count(r.recipient_id) Temp
from tbl_services s inner join tbl_gender g
inner join tbl_age_range ag
left join tbl_recipient_services rs on rs.service_id=s.service_id
left join tbl_recipient r on r.gender_id=g.gender_id and rs.recipient_id=r.recipient_id
and (year(sysdate())-year(r.recipient_birth_date) >= min_age and year(sysdate())-year(r.recipient_birth_date) <= max_age)
group by s.service_id,g.gander_id,ag.age_range_id
But I need to only count the recipients who have 2 or more services in the tbl_recipient_services and I'm stuck again.
Anyone has an idea to fix that?
First, your query would be clearer with cross joins:
select s.service_name, s.service_id, g.gender_id, ag.age_range_id,
count(r.recipient_id) as all_recipients
from tbl_services s cross join
tbl_gender g cross join
tbl_age_range ag left join
tbl_recipient_services rs
on rs.service_id = s.service_id left join
tbl_recipient r
on r.gender_id = g.gender_id and
rs.recipient_id = r.recipient_id and
year(sysdate()) - year(r.recipient_birth_date) >= min_age and
year(sysdate()) - year(r.recipient_birth_date) <= max_age)
group by s.service_id, g.gender_id, ag.age_range_id;
This returns all combinations of service/gender/age even if there are no matches.
Let's add another column. To do so, we'll use a subquery to count the number of services per recipient and then include that in the count:
select s.service_name, s.service_id, g.gender_id, ag.age_range_id,
count(r.recipient_id) as num_recipients,
sum(rs2.num_services >= 2) as num_recipients_2plus
from tbl_services s cross join
tbl_gender g cross join
tbl_age_range ag left join
tbl_recipient_services rs
on rs.service_id = s.service_id left join
tbl_recipient r
on r.gender_id = g.gender_id and
rs.recipient_id = r.recipient_id and
year(sysdate()) - year(r.recipient_birth_date) >= min_age and
year(sysdate()) - year(r.recipient_birth_date) <= max_age) left join
(select rs2.recipient_id, count(*) as num_services
from tbl_recipient_services rs2
group by rs2.recipient_id
) rs2
on rs2.recipient_id = r.recipient_id
group by s.service_id, g.gender_id, ag.age_range_id;
If you don't want the additional column, you can change the left joins to inner joins and remove the count(r.recipient_id).
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i am Using This Mysql Query and is working Good, But i need go get a Better Time result. How can i do it?
SELECT TblExistencias.id as ID, TblExistencias.codigo as Codigo,
TblPartes.detalle as Detalle,TblPartes.neto1 as PrecioActual,
TblExistencias.Condicion_Producto as Condicion,TblCategorias.categoria as Categoria,
TblSubcategorias.subcategoria as Subcategoria, TblExistencias.costo as Costo,
TblExistencias.serial as Serial, TblExistencias.vendido as Vendido,
TblConceptosFacturas.ventaonline as VentaOnline, TblRemitos.nroremitocompleto as Remito,
TblFacturas.nrofacturacompleto as Factura, TblFacturas.fecha as FechaVenta,
TblConceptosFacturas.ventaTotUn as Venta,TblConceptosFacturas.comisionmlunit as Comision,
TblFacturas.costoenvio as Envio, if(TblExistencias.vendido =1,
TblConceptosFacturas.ventaTotUn - TblExistencias.Costo - TblConceptosFacturas.comisionmlunit - TblFacturas.costoenvio,0) as Ganancia,
TblProveedores.razonsocial as Proveedor, TblFacturasCompras.nrofacturacompleto as Compra,
TblFacturasCompras.fecha as FechaCompra, TblClientes.razonsocial as Cliente
from TblExistencias
left join TblPartes on TblExistencias.codigo = TblPartes.codigo1
left join TblRemitos on TblExistencias.id_RemitoVenta = TblRemitos.id
left join TblFacturasCompras on TblExistencias.id_factura = TblFacturasCompras.id
left join TblClientes on TblRemitos.id_cliente = TblClientes.id
left join TblFacturas on TblRemitos.id_factura = TblFacturas.id
left join TblConceptosFacturas on TblFacturas.id=TblConceptosFacturas.id_factura and TblConceptosFacturas.codigoproducto = TblExistencias.codigo
left join TblCategorias on TblCategorias.id = TblPartes.id_categoria
left join TblSubcategorias on TblPartes.id_subcategoria = TblSubcategorias.id
left join TblProveedores on TblFacturasCompras.id_proveedor = TblProveedores.id
order by comision desc
The solution is create an index on each relational columns, like:
TblFacturasCompras.id_proveedor = TblProveedores.id
Problem was in order clause, Query passed from 87 Secs to 4 Secs. Thanks for help.
I want to do a multiple select in one query with different conditions. but somehow i'm stuck in this problem. any idea?
SELECT
(select io_link_event_names.name from doors left join controller_devices on doors.iid = controller_devices.iid left join events on controller_devices.mac = events.mac left join io_link_event_names on events.iolinkerid = io_link_event_names.extra where events.iolinkerid = "9000;1") AS forced,
(select doors.name FROM doors) AS doorname
ERROR #1242 - Subquery returns more than 1 row
consider this
SELECT d.[forced], doors.name as doorname
from doors
left join (
select controller_devices.iid, io_link_event_names.name as [forced]
from events
inner join controller_devices on controller_devices.mac = events.mac
inner join io_link_event_names on events.iolinkerid = io_link_event_names.extra
where events.iolinkerid = "9000;1"
) as d on d.iid = doors.iid
If you have more than 1 row in table doors, you get this error. If you want too see door name relevant to event selected in first query, use
select io_link_event_names.name,
doors.name doorname
from doors
left join controller_devices
on doors.iid = controller_devices.iid
left join events
on controller_devices.mac = events.mac
left join io_link_event_names
on events.iolinkerid = io_link_event_names.extra
where events.iolinkerid = "9000;1"
I want to get the last item as result using max(), but i'm just getting the first item even if im using max()
Here's the SQL code:
SELECT r.correct, r.items, r.percentage,MAX(r.date_taken) as date_taken,
u.username,u.FN, u.user_course_type,
IFNULL(u.user_major_type,'N/A') as user_major_type,u.level_name,
u.section_name
FROM bcc_fs_exam_result r
INNER JOIN
(SELECT u.id_user, u.username, CONCAT(u.lastname,', ',u.firstname) as FN,
c.user_course_type, m.user_major_type, l.level_name, s.section_name
FROM bcc_fs_user u
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_user_course c on c.id_user_course = u.id_user_course
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_user_major m on m.id_user_major = u.id_user_major
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_group_level l ON l.id_level = u.id_level
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_group_section s ON s.id_section = u.id_section
) u ON r.id_user = u.id_user WHERE r.id_exam = 5 GROUP BY r.id_user
TIA
What I take from your question is that you want to get the "correct", "items", "percentage" ect. columns of the row in bcc_fs_exam_result which has the last or first date.
If that's correct then you can filter bcc_fs_exam_result by first finding what is the min or max date by for each id_user then join that back on the exam results table.
SELECT
r.correct,
r.items,
r.percentage,
r.date_taken,
u.username,
u.FN,
u.user_course_type,
IFNULL(u.user_major_type,'N/A') as user_major_type,
u.level_name,
u.section_name
FROM bcc_fs_exam_result r
INNER JOIN (
SELECT u.id_user,
u.username,
CONCAT(u.lastname,', ',u.firstname) as FN,
c.user_course_type,
m.user_major_type,
l.level_name,
s.section_name
FROM bcc_fs_user u
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_user_course c on c.id_user_course = u.id_user_course
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_user_major m on m.id_user_major = u.id_user_major
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_group_level l ON l.id_level = u.id_level
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_group_section s ON s.id_section = u.id_section
) u ON r.id_user = u.id_user
INNER JOIN (
SELECT
id_user, max(r.date_taken) as last_date_taken
FROM bcc_fs_exam_result
GROUP BY id_user
) as lastdate ON lastDate.id_user = r.id_user and r.date_taken = lastdate.last_date_taken
which could be more simply written as :
SELECT
r.correct,
r.items,
r.percentage,
r.date_taken,
u.username,
CONCAT(u.lastname,', ',u.firstname) as FN,
c.user_course_type,
IFNULL(m.user_major_type,'N/A') as user_major_type,
l.level_name,
s.section_name
FROM bcc_fs_exam_result r
INNER JOIN (
SELECT
id_user, max(r.date_taken) as last_date_taken
FROM bcc_fs_exam_result
GROUP BY id_user
) as lastdate ON lastDate.id_user = r.id_user and r.date_taken = lastdate.last_date_taken
INNER JOIN bcc_fs_user u on r.id_user = u.id_user
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_user_course c on c.id_user_course = u.id_user_course
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_user_major m on m.id_user_major = u.id_user_major
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_group_level l ON l.id_level = u.id_level
LEFT JOIN bcc_fs_group_section s ON s.id_section = u.id_section
You have assumed that id_user + date_taken is a surrogate key of bcc_fs_exam_result which you should probably enforce with a constraint if at all possible. Otherwise it looks from your sample data that the order of the unique id column id_result follows the date_takenso you might be better to use Max(id_result) rather than Max(date_taken). That would avoid returning duplicate rows for one id_user where two rows of bcc_fs_exam_result have the same taken_date and `id_user.
Why the sql code below ignores
WHERE r.tt_schedules_id = '105'
in
SELECT DISTINCT r.load_date, u.url
FROM tt_results r
INNER JOIN url_lp u
ON u.lp_id <> r.lp_id
INNER JOIN tt_schedules s
ON s.tt_schedules_id = r.tt_schedules_id
WHERE r.tt_schedules_id = '105'
AND (DATE(NOW()) - DATE(r.load_date) <= 7)
?
Basically, it returns everything with any
tt_schedules_id
There are 5 tables:
url_lp, tt_results (table having foreign keys in url_lp, tt_schedules and
tt_tags), tt_schedules, tt_tags(not used) and tt_schedules_url_lp_hub
If you draw the scheme on the paper you should be clear.
I fixed it:
SELECT u.url FROM url_lp u
INNER JOIN tt_schedules_url_lp_hub hub
ON hub.lp_id = u.lp_id
INNER JOIN tt_schedules s
ON hub.tt_schedules_id = s.tt_schedules_id
WHERE s.tt_schedules_id = '105'
AND u.lp_id NOT IN
(SELECT r.lp_id FROM tt_results r WHERE r.tt_schedules_id = '105')
Cheers.
I have to write a query where, I need to fetch records for last week, last month, and for all.
For this problem I wrote 3 diffrent queries (for last week, for last month and for all)
For Weekly Info :-
SELECT bu.brand_name AS 'Brand_Name',COUNT(s.unique) AS '# Item Sold',SUM(s.price) AS 'Total_Price'
FROM item_details s
LEFT JOIN sales_order o ON s.fk_sales_order = o.id_sales_order
LEFT JOIN customer_info AS c ON o.fk_customer_id = c.id_customer
LEFT JOIN simple_details cc ON s.unique = cc.unique
LEFT JOIN config_details cf ON cc.fk_config_id = cf.config_id
LEFT JOIN brand_details cb ON cf.fk_brand_id = cb.brand_id
LEFT JOIN category_details ctc ON cf.fk_category_id = ctc.category_id
LEFT JOIN gender_details g ON cf.fk_gender_id = g.gender_id
LEFT JOIN buyers AS bu ON bu.brand_name = cb.name AND bu.category_name = ctc.name AND bu.gender = g.name
WHERE bu.buyers = 'xyz' AND DATE_FORMAT(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') >= #weekstartdate AND DATE_FORMAT(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') <= #weekenddate
GROUP BY bu.brand_name
For Monthly Info :-
SELECT bu.brand_name AS 'Brand_Name',COUNT(s.unique) AS '# Item Sold',SUM(s.price) AS 'Total_Price'
FROM item_details s
LEFT JOIN sales_order o ON s.fk_sales_order = o.id_sales_order
LEFT JOIN customer_info AS c ON o.fk_customer_id = c.id_customer
LEFT JOIN simple_details cc ON s.unique = cc.unique
LEFT JOIN config_details cf ON cc.fk_config_id = cf.config_id
LEFT JOIN brand_details cb ON cf.fk_brand_id = cb.brand_id
LEFT JOIN category_details ctc ON cf.fk_category_id = ctc.category_id
LEFT JOIN gender_details g ON cf.fk_gender_id = g.gender_id
LEFT JOIN buyers AS bu ON bu.brand_name = cb.name AND bu.category_name = ctc.name AND bu.gender = g.name
WHERE bu.buyers = 'xyz' AND DATE_FORMAT(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') >= #monthstartdate AND DATE_FORMAT(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') <= #monthenddate
GROUP BY bu.brand_name
For All Records :-
SELECT bu.brand_name AS 'Brand_Name',COUNT(s.unique) AS '# Item Sold',SUM(s.price) AS 'Total_Price'
FROM item_details s
LEFT JOIN sales_order o ON s.fk_sales_order = o.id_sales_order
LEFT JOIN customer_info AS c ON o.fk_customer_id = c.id_customer
LEFT JOIN simple_details cc ON s.unique = cc.unique
LEFT JOIN config_details cf ON cc.fk_config_id = cf.config_id
LEFT JOIN brand_details cb ON cf.fk_brand_id = cb.brand_id
LEFT JOIN category_details ctc ON cf.fk_category_id = ctc.category_id
LEFT JOIN gender_details g ON cf.fk_gender_id = g.gender_id
LEFT JOIN buyers AS bu ON bu.brand_name = cb.name AND bu.category_name = ctc.name AND bu.gender = g.name
WHERE bu.buyers = 'xyz'
GROUP BY bu.brand_name
and these are working fine (giving currect output).
But problem is that, I have to merge these three queries in single one.
Where output should be as
Brand name, item_sold(week), total_price(week),item_sold(month), total_price(month),item_sold(all), total_price(all)
How can I write this query?
Without looking deep into your code, the obvious solution would be
SELECT
all.brand_name
pw.items_sold items_sold_week
pw.total_price total_price_week
pm.items_sold items_sold_month
pm.total_price total_price_month
all.items_sold items_sold_all
all.total_price total_price_all
FROM
(your all-time select) all
JOIN (your per-month select) pm ON all.brand_name = pm.brand_name
JOIN (your per-week select) pw ON all.brand_name = pw.brand_name
Though you probably should rethink your entire approach and make sure whether you really want that kind of logic in a DB layer or it is better to be in your application.
You could use case to limit aggregates to a subset of rows:
select bu.brand_name
, count(case when date_format(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') >= #weekstartdate
and date_format(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') <= #weekenddate
then 1 end) as '# Item Sold Week'
, sum(case when date_format(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') >= #weekstartdate
and date_format(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') <= #weekenddate
then s.price end) as 'Total_Price Week'
, count(case when date_format(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') >= #monthstartdate
and date_format(o.created_date,'%Y-%m-%d') <= #monthstartdate
then 1 end) as '# Item Sold Month'
, ...
If all three selects uses the same fields in the results, you can UNION them:
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT 1) AS a
UNION (SELECT 2) AS b
UNION (SELECT 3) AS c
If you need to tell week/mon/all records from each other - just add constant field containing "week" or "mon"
You cam use the UNION.keyword between the queries to bundle them.together BUT tje column types and sequence must be the same in all queries. You could add an identifier to each set