I have this table in MYSQL:
Year Type Value ID
0 0 5 1
2010 1 6 1
2011 1 4 1
2012 1 5 1
2013 1 7 1
2014 1 8 1
2015 1 5 1
0 0 6 2
2009 1 7 2
2010 1 4 2
2011 1 2 2
2012 1 8 2
2013 1 8 2
2014 1 5 2
I want to select the minimum and maximum year for each person (IDs 1 and 2), but I also want to select the value associated with type 0 for each person as well. Ideally this is what the query result would look like:
ID MinYear MaxYear Type0Value
1 2010 2015 5
2 2009 2014 6
The query should look, I think, something like this...
select ID,
(min(year) where type = 1) as MinYear,
(max(year) where type = 1) as MaxYear,
(value where type = 0) as Type0Value
from table
group by ID
But this is obviously not correct SQL syntax. How do I do this?
strange table structure, but:
select
_type0.id,
_type0.value,
_type1._min,
_type1._max
from
tbl as _type0
inner join (
select
id,
min(year) as _min,
max(year) as _max
from
tbl
where
1 = type
group by
id
) as _type1 on
_type0.id = _type1.id
where
0 = _type0.type;
you should use inner join. one half will handle the min and max, second half the type0value:
select a.minYear, a.maxYear, a.id, b.type0value from
(select min(year) as minYear, max(year) as maxYear, id from table where id = 1 group by id) as a
inner join table as b on a.id = b.id
where b.type = 0
Your pseudo-code is actually pretty close. You just need conditional aggregation:
select ID,
min(case when type = 1 then year end) as MinYear,
max(case when type = 1 then year end) as MaxYear,
max(case when type = 0 then value end) as Type0Value
from table
group by ID;
If there could be multiple rows with type = 0
, you might want group_concat()
instead.
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