I have two queries that are almost identical - one joining the tables gz_life_groups and gz_life_groups2, the other joining gz_life_floaters and gz_life_floaters2. I would like to combine both queries into a single query using UNION, but I haven't been able to jump through all the hoops.
A brief explanation of what the tables do: Imagine navigating to the URL MySite/life/ursus-maritimus. Ursus-maritimus matches a value in the database table field Taxon. So if Ursus maritimus (the polar bear) has been placed in a group titled "White Mammals," it will match values in the table gz_life_groups in the fields Title ("White Mammals") and URL ("white-mammals"). The field Links simply includes links to related pages.
QUERY 1
$Groups = $pdo->prepare("SELECT G2.URL, G2.Taxon, G1.URL, G1.Title, G1.Links
FROM gz_life_groups2 AS G2
LEFT JOIN gz_life_groups G1 ON G1.URL = G2.URL
WHERE Taxon = :Kingdom AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Phylum AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Class AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Order AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Family AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Genus AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :MyURL AND G2.Live = '1'
GROUP BY G1.URL
Order By G2.N");
$Groups->execute(array(
'Kingdom'=>$Kingdom,
'Phylum'=>$Phylum,
'Class'=>$Class,
'Order'=>$Order,
'Family'=>$Family,
'Genus'=>$Genus,
'MyURL'=>$MyURL
));
QUERY 2
$Names = $pdo->prepare("SELECT F2.URL, F2.Taxon, F1.URL, F1.Name, F1.Parent
FROM gz_life_floaters2 AS F2
LEFT JOIN gz_life_floaters F1 ON F1.URL = F2.URL
WHERE Taxon = :Kingdom AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Phylum AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Class AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Order AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Family AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Genus AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :MyURL AND F2.Live = '1'
GROUP BY F1.URL
Order By F2.N");
$Names->execute(array(
'Kingdom'=>$Kingdom,
'Phylum'=>$Phylum,
'Class'=>$Class,
'Order'=>$Order,
'Family'=>$Family,
'Genus'=>$Genus,
'MyURL'=>$MyURL
));
This is about as far as my limited knowledge of UNION takes me. I don't know how to add the joins or the WHERE clause...
$stm = $pdo->prepare("SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT G2.URL, G2.Taxon, G1.URL, G1.Title, NULL AS Parent, G1.Links
FROM gz_life_groups2 AS G2
UNION ALL
SELECT F2.URL, F2.Taxon, F1.URL, F1.Name AS Title, F1.Parent, NULL AS Links
FROM gz_life_floaters2 AS F2
) AS Combined
WHERE Combined.URL LIKE :MyURL");
$stm->execute(array(
'MyURL'=>$MyURL
));
You could try writing like this:
SELECT G2.URL, G2.Taxon, G1.URL, G1.Title, G1.Links
FROM gz_life_groups2 AS G2
LEFT JOIN gz_life_groups G1 ON G1.URL = G2.URL
WHERE Taxon = :Kingdom AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Phylum AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Class AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Order AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Family AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Genus AND G2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :MyURL AND G2.Live = '1'
GROUP BY G1.URL
UNION
SELECT F2.URL, F2.Taxon, F1.URL, F1.Name, F1.Parent
FROM gz_life_floaters2 AS F2
LEFT JOIN gz_life_floaters F1 ON F1.URL = F2.URL
WHERE Taxon = :Kingdom AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Phylum AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Class AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Order AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Family AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :Genus AND F2.Live = '1'
OR Taxon = :MyURL AND F2.Live = '1'
GROUP BY F1.URL
If the value of :Phylum, for example, is different for the first and the second part of the UNION
, name the 2nd :Phylum to :PylumBelowUnion or something like that and pass an array with values for both :Phylum :PhylumBelowUnion.
I'd also recommend using brackets with your and
s and or
s like so:
(Taxon = :Kingdom AND F2.Live = '1') OR
(Taxon = :MyURL AND F2.Live = '1') ...
I am assuming that's what you want. If not, ignore the advice above.
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