Count Total Transaction each specific rowLimit WHERE to MAX() & COUNT()Subqueries run very fast...
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Count Total Transaction each specific row
Limit WHERE to MAX() & COUNT()Subqueries run very fast individually, but when joined are very slowhow to group transaction entries?Count from a count (distinct)Using outer alias in a subqueryPostgres - How to get Multi-Count Query using a Where Clause for a Join TableMySQL get previous row with inner joinIs there any ways to get the row count of joined tables?Allocate each value, considering what would be insertedPayment method schema design
I have a 3 Columns namely:
Payment ChannelPayment NameTotal Transaction
The Total Transaction will be the COUNT of each Payment Channel and Payment Name.
In the Payment Channel, values have PC01-PC09.
I want my result to display all the Payment Channel even if no transactions.
Here is my SQL Script:
SELECT
B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL AS Payment_Channel,
COMM_CODE.CODE_NAME AS Payment_Name,
COUNT(B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID) AS Total_Transaction
FROM B2C_BUY_LOG
INNER JOIN B2C_BUY_HIST ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID = B2C_BUY_HIST.PAY_ID
INNER JOIN COMM_CODE ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL = COMM_CODE.CODE
WHERE B2C_BUY_LOG.RET_CODE = 1
AND B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID LIKE '190220%'
AND COMM_CODE.CODE IN('PC01', 'PC02', 'PC03', 'PC04', 'PC05', 'PC06', 'PC07', 'PC08', 'PC09')
GROUP BY Payment_Channel, Payment_Name;
Here is the result of my Query:
Payment_Channel Payment_Name Total_Transaction
PC01 Name-1 14
PC02 Name-2 2
PC03 Name-3 7
PC04 Name-4 9
PC06 Name-6 21
PC08 Name-8 18
PC09 Name-9 95
This query returns only the match values between the joined tables because it is INNER JOIN and the PC05 and PC07 is missing on the result because it has no transaction. I also tried different JOINS.
How can I display the PC05 and PC07 with a count of 0 if no transaction?
Thanks!
mysql join
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I have a 3 Columns namely:
Payment ChannelPayment NameTotal Transaction
The Total Transaction will be the COUNT of each Payment Channel and Payment Name.
In the Payment Channel, values have PC01-PC09.
I want my result to display all the Payment Channel even if no transactions.
Here is my SQL Script:
SELECT
B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL AS Payment_Channel,
COMM_CODE.CODE_NAME AS Payment_Name,
COUNT(B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID) AS Total_Transaction
FROM B2C_BUY_LOG
INNER JOIN B2C_BUY_HIST ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID = B2C_BUY_HIST.PAY_ID
INNER JOIN COMM_CODE ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL = COMM_CODE.CODE
WHERE B2C_BUY_LOG.RET_CODE = 1
AND B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID LIKE '190220%'
AND COMM_CODE.CODE IN('PC01', 'PC02', 'PC03', 'PC04', 'PC05', 'PC06', 'PC07', 'PC08', 'PC09')
GROUP BY Payment_Channel, Payment_Name;
Here is the result of my Query:
Payment_Channel Payment_Name Total_Transaction
PC01 Name-1 14
PC02 Name-2 2
PC03 Name-3 7
PC04 Name-4 9
PC06 Name-6 21
PC08 Name-8 18
PC09 Name-9 95
This query returns only the match values between the joined tables because it is INNER JOIN and the PC05 and PC07 is missing on the result because it has no transaction. I also tried different JOINS.
How can I display the PC05 and PC07 with a count of 0 if no transaction?
Thanks!
mysql join
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I have a 3 Columns namely:
Payment ChannelPayment NameTotal Transaction
The Total Transaction will be the COUNT of each Payment Channel and Payment Name.
In the Payment Channel, values have PC01-PC09.
I want my result to display all the Payment Channel even if no transactions.
Here is my SQL Script:
SELECT
B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL AS Payment_Channel,
COMM_CODE.CODE_NAME AS Payment_Name,
COUNT(B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID) AS Total_Transaction
FROM B2C_BUY_LOG
INNER JOIN B2C_BUY_HIST ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID = B2C_BUY_HIST.PAY_ID
INNER JOIN COMM_CODE ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL = COMM_CODE.CODE
WHERE B2C_BUY_LOG.RET_CODE = 1
AND B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID LIKE '190220%'
AND COMM_CODE.CODE IN('PC01', 'PC02', 'PC03', 'PC04', 'PC05', 'PC06', 'PC07', 'PC08', 'PC09')
GROUP BY Payment_Channel, Payment_Name;
Here is the result of my Query:
Payment_Channel Payment_Name Total_Transaction
PC01 Name-1 14
PC02 Name-2 2
PC03 Name-3 7
PC04 Name-4 9
PC06 Name-6 21
PC08 Name-8 18
PC09 Name-9 95
This query returns only the match values between the joined tables because it is INNER JOIN and the PC05 and PC07 is missing on the result because it has no transaction. I also tried different JOINS.
How can I display the PC05 and PC07 with a count of 0 if no transaction?
Thanks!
mysql join
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I have a 3 Columns namely:
Payment ChannelPayment NameTotal Transaction
The Total Transaction will be the COUNT of each Payment Channel and Payment Name.
In the Payment Channel, values have PC01-PC09.
I want my result to display all the Payment Channel even if no transactions.
Here is my SQL Script:
SELECT
B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL AS Payment_Channel,
COMM_CODE.CODE_NAME AS Payment_Name,
COUNT(B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID) AS Total_Transaction
FROM B2C_BUY_LOG
INNER JOIN B2C_BUY_HIST ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID = B2C_BUY_HIST.PAY_ID
INNER JOIN COMM_CODE ON B2C_BUY_LOG.PG_CHANNEL = COMM_CODE.CODE
WHERE B2C_BUY_LOG.RET_CODE = 1
AND B2C_BUY_LOG.PAY_ID LIKE '190220%'
AND COMM_CODE.CODE IN('PC01', 'PC02', 'PC03', 'PC04', 'PC05', 'PC06', 'PC07', 'PC08', 'PC09')
GROUP BY Payment_Channel, Payment_Name;
Here is the result of my Query:
Payment_Channel Payment_Name Total_Transaction
PC01 Name-1 14
PC02 Name-2 2
PC03 Name-3 7
PC04 Name-4 9
PC06 Name-6 21
PC08 Name-8 18
PC09 Name-9 95
This query returns only the match values between the joined tables because it is INNER JOIN and the PC05 and PC07 is missing on the result because it has no transaction. I also tried different JOINS.
How can I display the PC05 and PC07 with a count of 0 if no transaction?
Thanks!
mysql join
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