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SQL UPDATE SET SELECT slow [closed]

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Using parent SQL column in subquery

Good morning. I’m trying to pull the username of the user from the column in to_id. Is there. It’d be simple if I was just filtering on to_id, but I also need records from another column from_id. I’ve attempted doing a UNION to get around this issue, but it only pulls records from user.id 3 …

Trying to get the 2 min(count()) with Ties

I allow myself to write a thread regarding a query I’m trying to make for hours now. I’m trying to get the name of the friend (friend.first_name) who refuses the most proposed dates for events. To do this I’m counting the number of proposed date and ORDER BY ASC. However, this does not take …

php stop sql query from running every time on refresh

In my php script, I used a sql query to create a table, but after creating the table every subsequent refresh will return an error message stating table is already created. I know its already created but how do I stop query from running a second time on refresh if its already ran? php script: Answer The DDL c…

Take maximum time during update left join mysql

I am doing an update left join on ID and receiver. How can I make the query to pick the record with max time taken? Expected output : Answer I have added another column (id_primary) in right_table. To get the maximum use this subquery (select id_primary from right_table order by time_taken desc limit 1) at en…

UPDATE RECORD 2 FIRST LATTER IN MYSQL [closed]

Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 11 months ago. Improve this question How…

MySql view with group_by very slow

I have two tables, appointments and clients. The tables are big, each with about 100M records. each has a primary key on id clients has a foreign key on appointment_id I’m using mysql 5.7 As one would expect, the following query is lightning fast: But, if I create the following view and query, it is int…