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Tag: select

SQL CASE Expression

I need to write a sql statement(Oracle) where I can withdraw data from two diff tables and check for a condition and return a certain string. My statement goes like this, When I run this I get a error: “FROM keyword not found where expected”and points to the c in line 2. and if I change the from to line

SQL: Update a table column with data in column retrieved from a view in same procedure

I’m trying to do a select and update within the same local procedure. The idea is to retrieve the number of ordered products from a specific order in the view (Produktantal) and then updating the stock numbers (antal) from the table “produktlager” with the data retrieved from the view. I’m receiving the follow error message Error: ER_BAD_FIELD_ERROR: Unknown column ‘Produktantal’

SQL Select after character /

I’d like to select everything AFTER a certain character (/) that is placed on the most right side. I’v in CSV_COL(3) this text 200/100 or 50/10 ot 10/5 etc.. and i need to uso only number to the …

Conditional Query Using “AS” field

Above you can see my code. It is currently returning exactly the output I want when you remove the “WHERE” function. I’m adding the “WHERE” function and attempting to access the new column I made called “NPO”. It seems as if the column does not exist to the SQL editor, but it does exist when the query is ran. How

Mysql Left join index

I used the following query To display items from two tables, where the id of the first table is the item_id of the second. My question is , when I try to display this in php , if I want to display a.id i can try with: or since both tables have id,on the first example displays only if there

Multiple SUM in one query with multiple where

I’m trying to write a SQL query that produces a table with summarized values for each year and month. I have a table that looks something like this: And another table that looks like this: I want to have a query that returns the sum for each month like this: Explanation of the output: Year and Month are obvious RegTime

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