I'm trying to select Posts
with the associate numbers of Comments
and Likes
.
This is my query
SELECT `waller_posts`.*,
COUNT(waller_comments.id) AS num_comments,
COUNT(waller_likes.id) AS num_likes
FROM `waller_posts`
LEFT JOIN `waller_comments` ON `waller_comments`.`post_id` = `waller_posts`.`id`
LEFT JOIN `waller_likes` ON `waller_likes`.`post_id` = `waller_posts`.`id`
WHERE `wall_id` = 1
AND `wall_type` = "User"
GROUP BY `waller_posts`.`id`
When I add the second left join
in this case of the likes
, the results of the num_comments
and num_likes
came wrong. How can I perform this kind of query?
The query builds up to give you every possible combination of comments and likes on a post.
Probably easiest to just use COUNT(DISTINCT...) :-
SELECT `waller_posts`.*,
COUNT(DISTINCT waller_comments.id) AS num_comments,
COUNT(DISTINCT waller_likes.id) AS num_likes
FROM `waller_posts`
LEFT JOIN `waller_comments` ON `waller_comments`.`post_id` = `waller_posts`.`id`
LEFT JOIN `waller_likes` ON `waller_likes`.`post_id` = `waller_posts`.`id`
WHERE `wall_id` = 1
AND `wall_type` = "User"
GROUP BY `waller_posts`.`id`
Note that your query is relying on a feature of MySQL but which would cause an error in most flavours of SQL. For most flavours of SQL you need to list ALL the non aggregate columns in the GROUP BY clause.
Use Distinct
clause because it will display combination of like and comment table data
SELECT `waller_posts`.*,
COUNT(DISTINCT waller_comments.id) AS num_comments,
COUNT(DISTINCT waller_likes.id) AS num_likes
FROM `waller_posts`
LEFT JOIN `waller_comments` ON `waller_comments`.`post_id` = `waller_posts`.`id`
LEFT JOIN `waller_likes` ON `waller_likes`.`post_id` = `waller_posts`.`id`
WHERE `wall_id` = 1
AND `wall_type` = "User"
GROUP BY `waller_posts`.`id`
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