left say for instance that I have the following query and want to limit the left join on a table, how do I achieve that?
SELECT * FROM Base
LEFT JOIN Derived1 ON Base.id = Derived1.id
LEFT JOIN Derived2 ON Base.id = Derived2.id
LEFT JOIN Derived3 ON (Base.id = Derived3.id WHERE Derived3.name LIKE 'test%' LIMIT 5) <-----
WHERE Base.id = 'someid';
I though I could write it like this:
SELECT * FROM Base
LEFT JOIN Derived1 ON Base.id = Derived1.id
LEFT JOIN Derived2 ON Base.id = Derived2.id
LEFT JOIN Derived3 ON Base.id = (
SELECT d3.id FROM Derived3 d3
WHERE d3.name LIKE 'test%' AND Base.id = Derived3.id
LIMIT 5
)
WHERE Base.id = 'someid';
but this gives me the incorrect result
I want all data which is inside Derived3 but only 5 items if Derived.name equals to test 1, test 2, test 3 etc.
There might be 100 000 000 tests inside that tables and a couple of thousand other stuff which doesn't start with 'test'.
So basically, give me anything inside Derived3 and max 5 rows that start with 'test'.
How do I solve this?
Check the bellow query.
SELECT *
FROM Base
LEFT JOIN Derived1 ON Base.id = Derived1.id
LEFT JOIN Derived2 ON Base.id = Derived2.id
LEFT JOIN Derived3 ON (
Base.id = Derived3.id
AND Derived3.id IN (
SELECT Derived3.id
FROM Derived3
WHERE Derived3.NAME LIKE 'test%' LIMIT 5
)
)
WHERE Base.id = 'someid'
I'm not sure if this can fit in your scenario but you can select from Derived3 using filter LIKE 'test%' and join the select result using alias.
I don't have MySql installed to try this but something like this should work:
SELECT * FROM Base
LEFT JOIN Derived1 ON Base.id = Derived1.id
LEFT JOIN Derived2 ON Base.id = Derived2.id
LEFT JOIN (
SELECT d3.id FROM Derived3 d3
WHERE d3.name LIKE 'test%'
LIMIT 5
) Derived3Alias ON Base.id = Derived3Alias.id
WHERE Base.id = 'someid'
GROUP BY Base.id;
Maybe you will need to write "as Derived3Alias" but try first without 'as' I think it should work.
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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 would like to ask, how can I optimize this query:
select
h.jmeno hrac,
n1.url hrac_url,
t.nazev tym,
n2.url tym_url,
ss.pocet_zapasu zapasy,
ss.pocet_minut minuty,
s.celkem_golu goly,
s.zk,
s.ck
from
hraci h
left join
(
select
hrac_id,
tym_id,
count(minut_celkem) pocet_zapasu,
sum(minut_celkem) pocet_minut
from
statistiky_stridani ss
join
zapasy z
on z.id = ss.zapas_id
join
souteze s
on s.id = z.soutez_id
join
souteze_nazev sn
on sn.id = s.soutez_id
where
s.rocnik_id = 2
group by
hrac_id
) ss on ss.hrac_id = h.id
left join
(
select
hrac_id,
tym_id,
sum(typ_id = 1 or typ_id = 3) as celkem_golu,
sum(typ_id = 4) as zk,
sum(typ_id = 5) as ck
from
statistiky st
join
zapasy z
on z.id = st.zapas_id
join
souteze s
on s.id = z.soutez_id
join
souteze_nazev sn
on sn.id = s.soutez_id
where
s.rocnik_id = 2
group by
hrac_id
) s on s.hrac_id = h.id
join
navigace n1
on n1.id = h.nav_id
join
tymy t
on t.id = ss.tym_id
join
navigace n2
on n2.id = t.nav_id
order by
s.celkem_golu desc
limit
10
Because query takes about 1,5 - 2 seconds. For example, table statistiky_stridani has about 500 000 rows and statistiky about 250 000 rows.
This returns EXPLAIN:
Thank you for your help
Don't use LEFT JOIN instead of JOIN unless you really need the empty rows.
Try to reformulate because JOIN ( SELECT ... ) JOIN ( SELECT ... ) optimizes poorly.
Please do not use the same alias (s) for two different tables; it confuses the reader.
Add the composite index INDEX(rocnik_id, soutez_id) to souteze.
LEFT JOIN ... JOIN ... -- Please add parentheses to show whether the JOIN should be before doing the LEFT JOIN or after:
either
FROM ...
LEFT JOIN ( ... JOIN ... )
or
FROM ( ... LEFT JOIN ... )
JOIN ...
It may make a big difference in how the Optimizer performs the query, which may change the speed.
There may be more suggestions; work through those and ask again (if it is still "too slow").
The following query selects all workunts where the inputs are "done" (subquery on line 7). This works fine... when there is only one input. How can I change this so that it requires every input to be IN that set returned by the subquery, not just one of the inputs to be present?
SELECT workunits.ID
FROM workunits
LEFT JOIN workunitInputs ON workunits.ID = workunitInputs.workunitID
WHERE workunits.ID NOT IN (SELECT workunitID FROM jobworkunitassoc)
AND (
workunitInputs.inputID IN (
SELECT workunitOutputs.outputID
FROM workunitOutputs
LEFT JOIN workunits ON workunitOutputs.workunitID = workunits.ID
LEFT JOIN jobworkunitassoc ON workunits.ID = jobworkunitassoc.workunitID
LEFT JOIN jobs ON jobworkunitassoc.jobID = jobs.ID
WHERE jobs.done = 1
)
OR workunitInputs.inputID IS NULL
)
GROUP BY workunits.ID
Thanks, Istvan.
Change that clause to:
AND (
workunitInputs.inputID NOT IN (
SELECT workunitOutputs.outputID
FROM workunitOutputs
LEFT JOIN workunits ON workunitOutputs.workunitID = workunits.ID
LEFT JOIN jobworkunitassoc ON workunits.ID = jobworkunitassoc.workunitID
LEFT JOIN jobs ON jobworkunitassoc.jobID = jobs.ID
WHERE jobs.done != 1
)
This is based on the logical tautology: All X in Y === No X in !Y
This query works for me, though it may not be the best solution:
http://pastebin.com/g9qBjQGU
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this query?
it gives a syntax error near the 2nd select
SELECT b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes,
t.idtitles,
t.title,
t.languages_idlanguages,
MAX(h.idtitle_history),
MAX(h.edition)
(SELECT h.preview, h.file WHERE h.idtitle_history = MAX(h.idtitle_history))
FROM mc_boxes_has_titles b
LEFT JOIN titles t ON b.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
LEFT JOIN title_history h ON h.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
WHERE b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes = 12
AND h.edition IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes, idtitles
ORDER BY b.sortorder;
looks like you are missing a comma after MAX(h.edition)
SELECT b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes,
t.idtitles,
t.title,
t.languages_idlanguages,
MAX(h.idtitle_history),
MAX(h.edition),
(SELECT h.preview, h.file WHERE h.idtitle_history = MAX(h.idtitle_history))
FROM mc_boxes_has_titles b
LEFT JOIN titles t ON b.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
LEFT JOIN title_history h ON h.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
WHERE b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes = 12
AND h.edition IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes, idtitles
ORDER BY b.sortorder;
besides the comma, you are selecting two fields in your subquery
SELECT b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes,
t.idtitles,
t.title,
t.languages_idlanguages,
MAX(h.idtitle_history),
MAX(h.edition),
(SELECT preview FROM title_history WHERE idtitle_history = MAX(h.idtitle_history)),
(SELECT [file] FROM title_history WHERE idtitle_history = MAX(h.idtitle_history))
FROM mc_boxes_has_titles b
LEFT JOIN titles t ON b.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
LEFT JOIN title_history h ON h.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
WHERE b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes = 12
AND h.edition IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes, idtitles
ORDER BY b.sortorder;
Adding to bluefeet's answer, you may want to check for reserved words. "File" for example is a reserved word in sql server.
Alias it as a virtual table. Change something like
SELECT b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes,
t.idtitles,
t.title,
t.languages_idlanguages,
MAX(h.idtitle_history),
MAX(h.edition)
(SELECT h.preview, h.file WHERE h.idtitle_history = MAX(h.idtitle_history))
FROM mc_boxes_has_titles b
LEFT JOIN titles t ON b.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
LEFT JOIN title_history h ON h.titles_idtitles = t.idtitles
WHERE b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes = 12
AND h.edition IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY b.mc_boxes_idmc_boxes, idtitles
ORDER BY b.sortorder) as virtual_column_alias;
Check this out. Hope this will work.
Somehow am not successful with creating the query that I want.
DB is to do with locations, there are the following tables which are relevant
t_location - list of locations incl. field t_location_zipcode, and t_location_id_location
t_zipcodecity - join table just t_zipcodecity_zipcode t_zipcodecity_id_city
t_city - city list with t_city_id_city
t_citystate - join table, t_citystate_id_city, t_citystate_id_state
t_state - list of states with t_state_id_state
Initially I tried to get a list of states with locations using this query:
SELECT DISTINCT `t_state_id_state`
, `t_state_name_full`
FROM (`t_state`)
LEFT JOIN `t_citystate` ON `t_state_id_state` = `t_citystate_id_state`
LEFT JOIN `t_city` ON `t_citystate_id_state` = `t_city_id_city`
LEFT JOIN `t_zipcodecity` ON `t_city_id_city` = `t_zipcodecity_id_city`
LEFT JOIN `t_location` ON `t_zipcodecity_zipcode` = `t_location_zipcode`
ORDER BY `t_state_name_full` asc
which works fine.
Now what I also need / want which I am failing dismally at is to get the number of locations in each state. I don't know if it can be done in this one query or if i need another, either way I need help!
you can use a count and a group by. Something like this:
SELECT DISTINCT `t_state_id_state`
, `t_state_name_full`
, COUNT(*)
FROM (`t_state`)
LEFT JOIN `t_citystate` ON `t_state_id_state` = `t_citystate_id_state`
LEFT JOIN `t_city` ON `t_citystate_id_state` = `t_city_id_city`
LEFT JOIN `t_zipcodecity` ON `t_city_id_city` = `t_zipcodecity_id_city`
LEFT JOIN `t_location` ON `t_zipcodecity_zipcode` = `t_location_zipcode`
GROUP BY `t_state_id_state` , `t_state_name_full`
ORDER BY `t_state_name_full` asc
SELECT t_state_id_state
, t_state_name_full
, COUNT(DISTINCT t_location_id_location) AS locations_number
FROM
t_state
LEFT JOIN
t_citystate ON t_state_id_state = t_citystate_id_state
LEFT JOIN
t_city ON t_citystate_id_state = t_city_id_city
LEFT JOIN
t_zipcodecity ON t_city_id_city = t_zipcodecity_id_city
LEFT JOIN
t_location ON t_zipcodecity_zipcode = t_location_zipcode
GROUP BY t_state_id_state
ORDER BY t_state_name_full ASC
Ok thats looking good, my bad with the left joins, i was initially trying to get ALL the states which is why i used them. But i change that to use inner joins
SELECT t_state_id_state,
t_state_name_full,
COUNT(DISTINCT t_location_id_location) AS locations_number
FROM t_state
INNER JOIN t_citystate ON t_citystate_id_state = t_state_id_state
INNER JOIN t_city ON t_city_id_city = t_citystate_id_city
INNER JOIN t_zipcodecity ON t_zipcodecity_id_city = t_city_id_city
INNER JOIN t_location ON t_location_zipcode = t_zipcodecity_zipcode
GROUP BY t_state_id_state
ORDER BY t_state_name_full ASC
then i actually end up with a result that looks good !