PHP MySQL结合2个查询

Question

Table genre

id | genre     | display
---+-----------+------------
1  | Action    | 1
2  | Comedy    | 0
3  | Romance   | 1

Table movies

id | genre_id  | movie         | year    | display
---+-----------+---------------+---------+------------
1  | 1         | Kill Bill     | 2003    | 1
2  | 1         | Die Hard      | 1988    | 0
3  | 2         | Anchorman     | 2004    | 1
4  | 3         | Titanic       | 1997    | 1
5  | 3         | Casablanca    | 1942    | 1

Query

SELECT genre.genre, movies.movie, movies.year FROM `genre` JOIN `movies` ON
genre.id = movies.genre_id WHERE genre.display = 1 AND movies.display = 1

I'm trying to write a sql statement so that I get the result below in this specific order. If a genre has a display of 1, then the genre itself will be displayed, as well as any of its movies that have a display of 1. Also, genre names shouldn't be duplicated:

1. Action

   • Kill Bill
   • 2003

2. Romance

   • Titanic
   • 1997
   • Casablanca
   • 1942

Answer 1

Your query selects the right rows. I think the only issue is the ordering:

SELECT genre.genre, movies.movie, movies.year
FROM `genre` JOIN
     `movies`
     ON genre.id = movies.genre_id
WHERE genre.display = 1 AND movies.display = 1
order by genre.genre, movies.year desc;

If you don't want the genre to duplicate, you can use a funky trick. That is, union the genres in with NULL movies, then order them correctly and remember to remove the names after that:

select (case when movie is NULL then genre else NULL end) as genre,
       movie, year
from ((select genre, NULL as movie, NULL as year
       from genre
       where display = 1
      ) union all
      (SELECT genre.genre, movies.movie, movies.year
       FROM `genre` JOIN
            `movies`
            ON genre.id = movies.genre_id
       WHERE genre.display = 1 AND movies.display = 1
      )
     ) t
order by genre,
         movie is null desc,
         year desc

Normally, I would say to do this in the app layer, but it can be fun to put together the SQL for something like this.