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Structure



CREATE TABLE `template` (
`name` VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci',
`valid` DATE NULL DEFAULT NULL,
UNIQUE INDEX `name` (`name`)
)
COLLATE='utf8_unicode_ci'
ENGINE=InnoDB;


Data



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I am trying to select right template name based on date. "Valid" column represents date till template is valid. If Template have 0000-00-00 or NULL valid date, that means that this template is current (latest). Template names does not suggest order (they can be random string).



Scenario:



If I have user, that will be created let's say 2020-01-01, then select should pick template with name "yes_4".



Scenario:



User was created in 2018-01-01, then template selected should have name "agreement_x"



Scenario:



User created in 2019-01-15 will select row with name "template_2"



So far:



:date = - user created


query



SELECT * FROM `template` 
WHERE DATE(`valid`) < DATE(:date)
ORDER BY DATE(`valid`) DESC
LIMIT 1









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    Structure



    CREATE TABLE `template` (
    `name` VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci',
    `valid` DATE NULL DEFAULT NULL,
    UNIQUE INDEX `name` (`name`)
    )
    COLLATE='utf8_unicode_ci'
    ENGINE=InnoDB;


    Data



    enter image description here



    I am trying to select right template name based on date. "Valid" column represents date till template is valid. If Template have 0000-00-00 or NULL valid date, that means that this template is current (latest). Template names does not suggest order (they can be random string).



    Scenario:



    If I have user, that will be created let's say 2020-01-01, then select should pick template with name "yes_4".



    Scenario:



    User was created in 2018-01-01, then template selected should have name "agreement_x"



    Scenario:



    User created in 2019-01-15 will select row with name "template_2"



    So far:



    :date = - user created


    query



    SELECT * FROM `template` 
    WHERE DATE(`valid`) < DATE(:date)
    ORDER BY DATE(`valid`) DESC
    LIMIT 1









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      Structure



      CREATE TABLE `template` (
      `name` VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci',
      `valid` DATE NULL DEFAULT NULL,
      UNIQUE INDEX `name` (`name`)
      )
      COLLATE='utf8_unicode_ci'
      ENGINE=InnoDB;


      Data



      enter image description here



      I am trying to select right template name based on date. "Valid" column represents date till template is valid. If Template have 0000-00-00 or NULL valid date, that means that this template is current (latest). Template names does not suggest order (they can be random string).



      Scenario:



      If I have user, that will be created let's say 2020-01-01, then select should pick template with name "yes_4".



      Scenario:



      User was created in 2018-01-01, then template selected should have name "agreement_x"



      Scenario:



      User created in 2019-01-15 will select row with name "template_2"



      So far:



      :date = - user created


      query



      SELECT * FROM `template` 
      WHERE DATE(`valid`) < DATE(:date)
      ORDER BY DATE(`valid`) DESC
      LIMIT 1









      share|improve this question









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      Structure



      CREATE TABLE `template` (
      `name` VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci',
      `valid` DATE NULL DEFAULT NULL,
      UNIQUE INDEX `name` (`name`)
      )
      COLLATE='utf8_unicode_ci'
      ENGINE=InnoDB;


      Data



      enter image description here



      I am trying to select right template name based on date. "Valid" column represents date till template is valid. If Template have 0000-00-00 or NULL valid date, that means that this template is current (latest). Template names does not suggest order (they can be random string).



      Scenario:



      If I have user, that will be created let's say 2020-01-01, then select should pick template with name "yes_4".



      Scenario:



      User was created in 2018-01-01, then template selected should have name "agreement_x"



      Scenario:



      User created in 2019-01-15 will select row with name "template_2"



      So far:



      :date = - user created


      query



      SELECT * FROM `template` 
      WHERE DATE(`valid`) < DATE(:date)
      ORDER BY DATE(`valid`) DESC
      LIMIT 1






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          Something like



          (   SELECT * 
          FROM `template`
          WHERE DATE(`valid`) >= DATE(:date)
          ORDER BY DATE(`valid`)
          LIMIT 1
          )
          UNION ALL
          ( SELECT *
          FROM `template`
          WHERE DATE(`valid`) <= '1970-01-01' OR `valid` IS NULL
          )
          ORDER BY `valid` DESC
          LIMIT 1


          or



          SELECT * 
          FROM `template`
          WHERE CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
          THEN `valid`
          ELSE '2038-01-19'
          END >= DATE(:date)
          ORDER BY CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
          THEN `valid`
          ELSE '2038-01-19'
          END
          LIMIT 1


          and so on...






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            Something like



            (   SELECT * 
            FROM `template`
            WHERE DATE(`valid`) >= DATE(:date)
            ORDER BY DATE(`valid`)
            LIMIT 1
            )
            UNION ALL
            ( SELECT *
            FROM `template`
            WHERE DATE(`valid`) <= '1970-01-01' OR `valid` IS NULL
            )
            ORDER BY `valid` DESC
            LIMIT 1


            or



            SELECT * 
            FROM `template`
            WHERE CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
            THEN `valid`
            ELSE '2038-01-19'
            END >= DATE(:date)
            ORDER BY CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
            THEN `valid`
            ELSE '2038-01-19'
            END
            LIMIT 1


            and so on...






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              Something like



              (   SELECT * 
              FROM `template`
              WHERE DATE(`valid`) >= DATE(:date)
              ORDER BY DATE(`valid`)
              LIMIT 1
              )
              UNION ALL
              ( SELECT *
              FROM `template`
              WHERE DATE(`valid`) <= '1970-01-01' OR `valid` IS NULL
              )
              ORDER BY `valid` DESC
              LIMIT 1


              or



              SELECT * 
              FROM `template`
              WHERE CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
              THEN `valid`
              ELSE '2038-01-19'
              END >= DATE(:date)
              ORDER BY CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
              THEN `valid`
              ELSE '2038-01-19'
              END
              LIMIT 1


              and so on...






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                Something like



                (   SELECT * 
                FROM `template`
                WHERE DATE(`valid`) >= DATE(:date)
                ORDER BY DATE(`valid`)
                LIMIT 1
                )
                UNION ALL
                ( SELECT *
                FROM `template`
                WHERE DATE(`valid`) <= '1970-01-01' OR `valid` IS NULL
                )
                ORDER BY `valid` DESC
                LIMIT 1


                or



                SELECT * 
                FROM `template`
                WHERE CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
                THEN `valid`
                ELSE '2038-01-19'
                END >= DATE(:date)
                ORDER BY CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
                THEN `valid`
                ELSE '2038-01-19'
                END
                LIMIT 1


                and so on...






                share|improve this answer













                Something like



                (   SELECT * 
                FROM `template`
                WHERE DATE(`valid`) >= DATE(:date)
                ORDER BY DATE(`valid`)
                LIMIT 1
                )
                UNION ALL
                ( SELECT *
                FROM `template`
                WHERE DATE(`valid`) <= '1970-01-01' OR `valid` IS NULL
                )
                ORDER BY `valid` DESC
                LIMIT 1


                or



                SELECT * 
                FROM `template`
                WHERE CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
                THEN `valid`
                ELSE '2038-01-19'
                END >= DATE(:date)
                ORDER BY CASE WHEN DATE(`valid`) > '1970-01-01'
                THEN `valid`
                ELSE '2038-01-19'
                END
                LIMIT 1


                and so on...







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