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How could I use case within join and union?

I have 2 tables: Matches Rounds Inserts My query: I would like to know what places a particular team achieved (should probably use HAVING m.matchwinner = ‘fnatic’) MatchID – Team – Place 1 – fnatic – 1st 3 – fnatic – 3rd 4 – fnatic – 3rd what places all teams achieved MatchID – Team – Place 1 – fnatic

Replacing null based on a condition

I am having a table with many columns (but posting only col1, col2, col3 here for simplified post): I want to fill null values of source _id with values from id. For example, source_id a5 row has null which has to replaced with id a1 values, subsequently, source_id a6 row having null to be replaced with a5 row Output: Answer

SQL’s union default order by clause?

I noticed when I am combining two tables via union that the order is not what I expected. calculus_class stats_class When I combine the two tables above I expect the results to be in order from top to bottom like this: This is the result I received using DBeaver PostgreSQL: Answer Actually, you are using union which removes duplicates, but

MySQL join another table value based on 2 different tables matching value? [closed]

Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question The intended result is 12(price) and pic.png(profilepic). Is this possible to join jobs and profile based on the matching job_id’s (jobs+offers), which have matching user

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