I want to dynamically add another column hook_name
, via an SQL select query, based on a condition.
For example if hook_type = 0
, table hook_name
should have a value of OFFER
, and similarly for hook_type = 1
, hook_name
should show "ACCEPT".
Below is a screenshot of the result:
The select query is this:
select hook_type, 'hook name' as hook_name,
count(*) as number_of_exchange_activities
from `exchange`
group by hook_type # hook_type 0 for OFFER, 1 for ACCEPT and 2 for offer EXPIRED;
Thanks in advance.
Use a Standard SQL CASE:
SELECT hook_type,
CASE hook_type
WHEN 0 THEN 'OFFER'
WHEN 1 THEN 'ACCEPT'
WHEN 2 THEN 'EXPIRED'
END AS hook_name,
COUNT(*) AS number_of_exchange_activities
FROM `exchange`
GROUP BY hook_type
select case when hook_type = 0 then 'offer'
when hook_type = 1 then 'accept'
else 'expired'
end as hook_t,
`hook name` as hook_name,
count(*) as number_of_exchange_activities
from `exchange`
group by hook_t
BTW I think you want to escape the column name hook name
. Then use backticks and not quotes.
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