Hi all,
I have two query that I I would like to be one, but I can't figure out
how to do it. (mysql 3.23)
$sql = sprintf ("SELECT task,SUM(hours),login FROM activities WHERE
login='%s' group by login",$usuario);
$sql2 = sprintf ("SELECT SUM(hours) FROM activities WHERE login='%s'
AND month='%s' group by login",$usuario,$getdate);
Thank you for any help.
Stefano
6  3049  st*************@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have two query that I I would like to be one, but I can't figure out
how to do it. (mysql 3.23)
$sql = sprintf ("SELECT task,SUM(hours),login FROM activities WHERE
login='%s' group by login",$usuario);
$sql2 = sprintf ("SELECT SUM(hours) FROM activities WHERE login='%s'
AND month='%s' group by login",$usuario,$getdate);
Thank you for any help.
Stefano
So which date are you expecting to see in your results? st*************@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have two query that I I would like to be one, but I can't figure out
how to do it. (mysql 3.23)
$sql = sprintf ("SELECT task,SUM(hours),login FROM activities WHERE
login='%s' group by login",$usuario);
$sql2 = sprintf ("SELECT SUM(hours) FROM activities WHERE login='%s'
AND month='%s' group by login",$usuario,$getdate);
Thank you for any help.
Stefano
Sorry, scrub my last post.
This should give you a clue:
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, GROUP_CONCAT( task
ORDER BY task
SEPARATOR ', ' ) AS tasks
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
strawberry wrote:
st*************@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have two query that I I would like to be one, but I can't figure out
how to do it. (mysql 3.23)
$sql = sprintf ("SELECT task,SUM(hours),login FROM activities WHERE
login='%s' group by login",$usuario);
$sql2 = sprintf ("SELECT SUM(hours) FROM activities WHERE login='%s'
AND month='%s' group by login",$usuario,$getdate);
Thank you for any help.
Stefano
Sorry, scrub my last post.
This should give you a clue:
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, GROUP_CONCAT( task
ORDER BY task
SEPARATOR ', ' ) AS tasks
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
thanks for your help, but I have 3.23 version of mysql and it does not
support GROUP_CONCAT.
Cheers,
stefano st*************@gmail.com wrote:
strawberry wrote:
st*************@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
>
I have two query that I I would like to be one, but I can't figure out
how to do it. (mysql 3.23)
>
$sql = sprintf ("SELECT task,SUM(hours),login FROM activities WHERE
login='%s' group by login",$usuario);
>
$sql2 = sprintf ("SELECT SUM(hours) FROM activities WHERE login='%s'
AND month='%s' group by login",$usuario,$getdate);
>
Thank you for any help.
>
Stefano
Sorry, scrub my last post.
This should give you a clue:
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, GROUP_CONCAT( task
ORDER BY task
SEPARATOR ', ' ) AS tasks
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
thanks for your help, but I have 3.23 version of mysql and it does not
support GROUP_CONCAT.
Cheers,
stefano
3.23 !?!?!?!?!
UPGRADE!
Or, failing that:
SELECT @prev_login := NULL ;
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, MAX( @task :=
IF (
@prev_login = login, CONCAT_WS( ',', @task , task ) , task )
) AS task
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
strawberry wrote:
st*************@gmail.com wrote:
strawberry wrote:
st*************@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have two query that I I would like to be one, but I can't figure out
how to do it. (mysql 3.23)
$sql = sprintf ("SELECT task,SUM(hours),login FROM activities WHERE
login='%s' group by login",$usuario);
$sql2 = sprintf ("SELECT SUM(hours) FROM activities WHERE login='%s'
AND month='%s' group by login",$usuario,$getdate);
Thank you for any help.
Stefano
>
Sorry, scrub my last post.
>
This should give you a clue:
>
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, GROUP_CONCAT( task
ORDER BY task
SEPARATOR ', ' ) AS tasks
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
thanks for your help, but I have 3.23 version of mysql and it does not
support GROUP_CONCAT.
Cheers,
stefano
3.23 !?!?!?!?!
UPGRADE!
Or, failing that:
SELECT @prev_login := NULL ;
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, MAX( @task :=
IF (
@prev_login = login, CONCAT_WS( ',', @task , task ) , task )
) AS task
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
Thanks, I will try this query, if you have a spare time, can you
explain me this query?
There are things that i don't understand like the first line and the
use of ':=' and '@'
stefano st*************@gmail.com wrote:
strawberry wrote:
st*************@gmail.com wrote:
strawberry wrote:
st*************@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
>
I have two query that I I would like to be one, but I can't figure out
how to do it. (mysql 3.23)
>
$sql = sprintf ("SELECT task,SUM(hours),login FROM activities WHERE
login='%s' group by login",$usuario);
>
$sql2 = sprintf ("SELECT SUM(hours) FROM activities WHERE login='%s'
AND month='%s' group by login",$usuario,$getdate);
>
Thank you for any help.
>
Stefano
Sorry, scrub my last post.
This should give you a clue:
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, GROUP_CONCAT( task
ORDER BY task
SEPARATOR ', ' ) AS tasks
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
>
>
thanks for your help, but I have 3.23 version of mysql and it does not
support GROUP_CONCAT.
>
Cheers,
>
stefano
3.23 !?!?!?!?!
UPGRADE!
Or, failing that:
SELECT @prev_login := NULL ;
SELECT login, SUM( hours ) AS time, MAX( @task :=
IF (
@prev_login = login, CONCAT_WS( ',', @task , task ) , task )
) AS task
FROM activities
WHERE login = '%s'
AND date = '%s'
GROUP BY login
LIMIT 0 , 30
Thanks, I will try this query, if you have a spare time, can you
explain me this query?
There are things that i don't understand like the first line and the
use of ':=' and '@'
stefano
This should shed some light on it: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/...variables.html This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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