I have a database of a large number of users, logging where they live and how many times they have logged into the site. I'm looking to find out the most active users in each city.
I know how to find the single most active user in each city:
select user_id, city, max(login_count)
from user
group by city
But it would be very useful to be able to find the 10 most active users for each city. Or even, more usefully, but I suspect maybe not possible in SQL, the top 10% in terms of activity.
If开发者_如何学Go anyone could give an idea of how to complete either, or both tasks, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I'm using Navicat to connect to a MySQL server for this task.
if you are using MySql you can use the SELECT TOP 10 PERCENT statement.
like
select top 10 percent * from (
select user_id, city, max(login_count)
from user
group by user_id,city
order by max(login_count))
You can do the top 10 as:
select user_id
, city
, login_count
from user
group by user_id
, city
order by city
, login_count desc
limit 10
I wouldn't want to run that query very often because it will be quite slow as will require a filesort on a temp table if you were to look at the explain plan.
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