I have the following query which returns 9000 records:
SELECT Table1.id
, Table1.value
, Table2.client_id
, Table1.id_key
, Table3.id
, Table3.title
FROM Table1
LEFT JOIN Table2 ON Table2.id = Table1.Table2_id
LEFT JOIN Table3 ON Table1.id_key = Table3.id
WHERE Table2.orderType = "Grace"
AND Table2.id IN (7364)
From that I need to create a report th开发者_运维知识库at will have heading title of Table1.value and then it will show all the Table3.id, Table3.title
I have tried:
SELECT Table1.id
, Table1.value
, Table2.client_id
, Table1.id_key
, Table3.id
, Table3.title
FROM
Table1
LEFT JOIN Table2 ON Table2.id = Table1.Table2_id
LEFT JOIN Table3 ON Table1.id_key = Table3.id
WHERE Table2.orderType = "Grace"
AND Table2.id IN (7364)
GROUP BY Table1.value
But that reduces the results to 74 which is ok but I cant see anything else under those heading..what can I do.
Sorry for putting this in an answer, but as of yet I have no enough rep to comment.
what i understand is you are trying to get values of table 3 (several rows) in relation to a row in table 1. how about:
Your same first query without the group by and add order by table1.value ASC,[another order here] , then in your code only display the header if it is new, something like this
$old_header=""; //outside
while ($row=mysql_fetch_assoc($query)){
if ($old_header!=$row['value']){ //table1.value
$old_header=$row['value'];
echo "<h1>Category: ".$old_header."</h1>";
} ...
the group by will merge all queries that have same table1.value which is not what you want.
Normally this is done in code (rather than in sql) but GROUP_CONCAT might work. Have a look at MySQL Results as comma separated list
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