We are working on a booking system that needs to support split appointments. These appointments have a first half, a break during which something else can be booked and then the second half.
The system also supports normal bookings which have a standard start and end.
We need to check the database to see if there are any existing bookings that overlap with a booking we wish to make.
We have done this in PHP before but need to do it solely in mysql in this situation.
the bookings table has:
startDate (always) splitStartDate (sometimes) splitEndDate (sometimes) endDate (always)
When the splitStartDate and splitEndDate are not being used for a booking they have a value of 0000-00-00 00:00:00
We started trying to build the mysql statement out of ifs, but it seems ridiculously long.
"SELECT *
FROM bookings WHERE
(
(
IF(
splitStartDate != "0000 00:00:00",
IF(
((CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_start_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") >= startDate) AND (CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_start_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") < splitStartDate))
OR
((CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_start_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") >= splitEndDate) AND (CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_start_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") < endDate))
, 1, 0
),
IF(
(CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_start_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") < endDate) AND (CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_start_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") >= startDate), 1, 0
)
) = 1
)
OR
(
IF(
splitStartDate != "0000-00-00 00:00:00",
IF(
((CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_end_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") > startDate) AND (CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_end_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") <= splitStartDate))
OR
((CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_end_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") > splitEndDate) AND (CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_end_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") <= endDate))
, 1, 0
),
IF(
(CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_end_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") > startDate) AND (CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_end_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\") <= endDate), 1, 0
)
) = 1
)
OR
(
We know there has to be a much simpler way to do this but have been stumped as to what it is. We'd love any suggestions on how to build a mysql query for this.
When checking the availability we have been running the following checks (Sorry for how long this is, but that's the problem):
------------
all simple
requested startDate is in-between existing startDate and existing endDate
requested endDate is in-between existing startDate and existing endDate
existing startDate is in-between requested startDate and requested endDate
existing endDate is in-between requested startDate and requested endDate
-------------
advanced desired / simple existing
requested startDate is in-between existing startDate and existing endDate
requested splitStartDate is in-between existing startDate and existing endDate
existing startDate is in-between requested startDate and requested splitStartDate
existing endDate is in-between requested startDate and requested splitStartDate
requested splitEndDate is in-between existing startDate and existing endDate
requested endDate is in-between existing startDate and existing endDate
existing startDate is in-between requested splitEndDate and requested endDate
existing endDate is in-between requested splitEndDate and requested endDate
------
simple desired / advanced existing
requested startDate is in-between existing startDate and existing splitstartDate
requested endDate is in-between existing startDate and existing splitstartDate
existing startDate is in-between requested startDate and requested endDate
existing splitstartDate is in-between requested startDate and requested endDate
requested startDate is in-between existing splitEndDate and existing endDate
requested endDate is in-between existing splitEndDate and existing endDate
existing splitEndDate is in-between requested startDate and requested endDate
existing endDate is in-between requested startDate and requested endDate
-----
advanced both
1st 1/2 both
requested startDate is in-between existing startDate and existing 开发者_如何学JAVAsplitstartDate
requested splitStartDate is in-between existing startDate and existing splitstartDate
existing startDate is in-between requested startDate and requested splitStartDate
existing splitstartDate is in-between requested startDate and requested splitStartDate
2/2 desired 1/2 existing
requested splitEndDate is in-between existing startDate and existing splitstartDate
requested endDate is in-between existing startDate and existing splitstartDate
existing startDate is in-between requested splitEndDate and requested endDate
existing splitstartDate is in-between requested splitEndDate and requested endDate
1/2 desired 2/2 existing
requested startDate is in-between existing splitEndDate and existing endDate
requested splitStartDate is in-between existing splitEndDate and existing endDate
existing splitEndDate is in-between requested startDate and requested splitStartDate
existing endDate is in-between requested startDate and requested splitStartDate
2nd 1/2 all
requested splitEndDate is in-between existing splitEndDate and existing endDate
requested endDate is in-between existing splitEndDate and existing endDate
existing splitEndDate is in-between requested splitEndDate and requested endDate
existing endDate is in-between requested splitEndDate and requested endDate
Thanks so much
My guess is that if you cleanup the date manipulation stuff you're doing, you'll like your query.
Move it to a mysql variable:
SET @REQUEST = (CONVERT_TZ('" . $requested_start_time->format("Y-m-d G:i:s") . "', \"$tzone\", \"UTC\");
and then your code looks like this:
IF(
splitStartDate != "0000 00:00:00",
IF(
(@REQUEST >= startDate AND @REQUEST < splitStartDate)
OR
(@REQUEST >= splitEndDate) AND @REQUEST < endDate))
, 1, 0
),
IF(
(@REQUEST < endDate AND @REQUEST >= startDate), 1, 0
)
) = 1
Which is not unreasonable. Using "X = 1" looks like a where clause to me, so I'd prefer to see
select count(*)
from bookings
where
(
splitStartDate is not null
and (
(@REQUEST >= startDate AND @REQUEST < splitStartDate)
OR
(@REQUEST >= splitEndDate) AND @REQUEST < endDate))
)
)
OR
(
splitStartDate is null
and (
@REQUEST < endDate AND @REQUEST >= startDate
)
)
Good luck!
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