I'm trying to count the number of orders in a date range, grouping by date but also counting some other records which occurred on the same date.
I have a query which looks something like this:
SELECT
order_date,
DATE_FORMAT(order_date,'%W') AS day,
DATE_FORMAT(order_date,'%d-%m-%Y') AS orderdate,
COUNT(orderID) As orders,
a.something AS something
b.something AS something_else,
a.something + b.something AS total_somethings
FROM orders,
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS something FROM other_table) AS a,
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS something FROM another_table) AS b,
GROUP BY order_date
HAVING order_date >= '2014-01-01' AND order_date <= '2014-01-31'
ORDER BY order_date ASC
It works OK but obviously, the subqueries count every single row. The tables 'other_table' and 'another_table' both have date fields which I would like to use to limit the results for each row.
I tried changing the subqueries to something like :
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS something FROM other_table WHERE date_field = order_date) AS a,
but it's still counting every single row.
Any advice appreciated.
Thanks
In the following query, I grouped the date_field
in other_table
and another_table
tables. Then, I joined with the orders
table using the date_field
. Does the following query work for you?
SELECT
order_date,
DATE_FORMAT(order_date,'%W') AS day,
DATE_FORMAT(order_date,'%d-%m-%Y') AS orderdate,
COUNT(orderID) As orders,
a.something AS something
b.something AS something_else,
a.something + b.something AS total_somethings
FROM orders,
(SELECT date_field, COUNT(*) AS something FROM other_table GROUP BY date_field) AS a,
(SELECT date_field, COUNT(*) AS something FROM another_table GROUP BY date_field) AS b
WHERE order_date >= '2014-01-01' AND order_date <= '2014-01-31'
AND order_date = a.date_field AND order_date = b.date_field
GROUP BY order_date
ORDER BY order_date ASC;
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