I have three tables
Tasks
with columnsTaskid, Taskname
TaskAllocations
with columnsTaskid, EmpNum
TaskEntries
with columnsTaskId, EmpNum, WorkedDate, Hoursspent
Now I want to get all the task entries along a particular week. Here my problem is even if there is no Taskentry for a particular task I should get atleast a row with that TaskId, and Taskname with Hoursspent as Null in the query's resultset. I have been trying to get this with the below query.
SELECT A.TaskId,
B.TaskName,
SUM( C.HoursSpent ) as TotalHours ,
C.WorkedDate, C.Comments
FROM TaskAllocations A
LEFT OUTER JOIN TaskEntries C
ON A.TaskId = C.TaskId
AND A.EmpNum = C.EmpNum
INNER JOIN Tasks B
ON A.TaskId = B.TaskId
WHERE A.EmpNum =123456
AND C.WorkedDate
IN ('2010-01-17','2010-01-18','2010-01-19',
'2010-01-20','2010-01-21','2010-01-22','2010-01-23' )
GROUP BY A.TaskId, C.WorkedDate
ORDER BY A.TaskId,C.WorkedDate ASC ';
What I am getting for this SQL piece is if and only if there is an entry for a particular task id, then only i am getting a row for that. but what I want is to get atleast a row for each and every task that is available to a EmpNum. Even if I get one row for each TaskId and WorkedDate combination no issues. Please help me with this. Actual intention of this is to build a HTML two dimensional table with each task entry against date and task as shown below.
--------------------------------------------------------- TaskId TaskName Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat --------------------------------------------------------- 18 name1 2 3 4:30 3:30 19 name2 20 name3 4 2:30 22 name4 2:30 23 name5 24 name6 1:30 6 -------开发者_如何学编程--------------------------------------------------
So that this can be updated by the user for each year week. First I thought of group_concat but because of performance I am using normal group by query.
Note: for a particular taskid and workeddate there will be only one entry of hoursspent. I have almost built the frontend. Please help me to get all task ids as above even if there is no entry. Do I need to use subquery.
don't user an inner join, use a left or right join, depending which values from which tables you want.
so:
SELECT *
FROM tasks t
LEFT JOIN taskentries te
ON t.id = te.id
which is the same statement as:
SELECT *
FROM tasksentries te
RIGHT JOIN tasks t
ON te.id = t.id
will get you all tasks, even if there is no taskentry
an inner join will only select rows when there are rows in both tables, left join selects all rows from the left (first) table and matching from the other row (if there is no such row, null will be the value of all columns). right join will do the oposite: select all rows from right (second) table and matching from left.
a LEFT JOIN b
is the same as b RIGHT JOIN a
After rigorous testing of different options I came up with the below solution which will give the required results for me.
SELECT Final.TaskId,
Final.TaskName,
Tmp.HoursSpent AS TotalHours,
Tmp.WorkedDate
FROM (
SELECT A.TaskId, B.TaskName, A.EmpNum
FROM TaskAllocations A
INNER JOIN
Tasks B
ON ( A.TaskId = B.TaskId )
WHERE a.empnum = "333"
)Final
LEFT OUTER JOIN (
SELECT New.TaskId, New.EmpNum, New.WorkedDate, New.HoursSpent
FROM TaskEntries New
WHERE New.WorkedDate
IN
('2010-01-17','2010-01-18','2010-01-19',
'2010-01-20','2010-01-21','2010-01-22','2010-01-23' )
OR New.WorkedDate IS NULL
AND New.EmpNum = "333"
)Tmp
ON Tmp.TaskId = Final.TaskId
AND Tmp.EmpNum = Final.EmpNum
ORDER BY Final.TaskId, Tmp.WorkedDate ASC ;
The first query of mine in the question was not working as I was putting a condition on right table's column while doing Left Outer Join. Thanks to all for the support.
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