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Consider two left join with same table SQL

I have this query I need to consider procedimentos when faturamento_lancamentos_bpa_adicionais.procedimento_id and faturamento_lancamentos_bpa.procedimento_id Answer You need to alias the “doubled” tables, as every entity needs a unique name The use of meaningful aliases will keep also the query better readable

BigQuery: JOIN on single matching row

I have two tables, one containing orders with a nested line_items structure and another with a pricing history for each product sku code. Orders Table order_id order_date item_sku item_quantity item_subtotal 1 2022-23-07 SKU1 7 12.34 SKU2 1 9.99 2 2022-12-07 SKU1 1 1.12 SKU3 5 32.54 Price History Table item_sku effective_date cost SKU1 2022-20-07 0.78 SKU2 2022-02-03 4.50 SKU1 2022-02-03

Simulating SELECT YEAR(post_date) SQL query using only WP Query

I’m not entirely sure this is possible but I’m completely out of ideas. The task I’m working on requires that I specifically use WP_Query due to constraints of other efficiency plugins my organization uses. Pure and simple, I need a way to simulate the following query using WP_Query: “SELECT YEAR(post_date) FROM wp_posts WHERE post_status = ‘publish’ GROUP BY YEAR(post_date) DESC”

Exclude Records Based on Criteria

I need to exclude the record: If a customer bought “Shoe” and “Hat” on the same day, exclude the record with “Hat”. If a customer bought “Shoe” and “Cloth” on the same day, exclude the record with “Cloth”. Here is the sample data: Here are the expected results: Answer Self join to your shoe criteria and make sure it is

INSERT INTO query WITH RECURSIVE query

I have created a WITH RECURSIVE function and would like to use it with an INSERT INTO function so that the results insert into the path column. category_id category_name parent_id path 1 Root 0 2 Fishing 1 3 Sea 2 4 Lures 3 7 Coarse 2 8 Lures 7 9 Fly 2 I have tried the following code but the

How to apply this query to all the employees

I have a query to compute the 3rd highest salary for an employee as shown below. How can I apply this query to give the 3rd highest salary for each employee which can be fetched by the query Note: without using special functions like dense_rank() Answer You are looking for each employee’s third highest salary. It can happen that we

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