My issue is I want to order by match on a specific search string. This is the logic: If the title, author or isbn are the same as search, show these books first If the title, author or isbn are the like %search, show these books second If the title, author or isbn are the like search%, show these books
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HIDE Column in Select query?
Hi I’m trying to hide the TotalRank Column that gets displayed during my results because I only needed it in this query to help sort items. I don’t need this information displayed. Answer You can use th following
How to query for city name as well as length of the smallest city name from the same table
My code is this but gives error, don’t know why. Please help! Answer If you just want the city with the shortest name, you can simply order by and limit: This returns just one row. On the other hand, if you want to allow bottom ties, then you can filter with a subquery, like so:
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
select limit in sql
I wrote this query but gives me an error at line 15 (limit clause). we have 3 tables, state, email, and receiver. CREATE PROCEDURE `inbox`(IN `page_size` INT,IN `page_number` INT) BEGIN set @curr …
update max id_post only from table in job crons, mysql
I have a table posts id_post | status 3434 0 5655 3 5935 5 9867 1 9990 3 10975 5 11234 3 Im running a job cron to update every …
Select everything from SQL database except duplicate
I have a database that looks like this: It measures how many times participant1 and participant2 have shaked hands. I want to select the amount of times total people have shaken hands (without the duplicates counted). So in this example the output would be like this: Can anyone help me with the SQL Statement to do so? Answer With NOT
Sorting and Number results based in order, using multiple columns “order by” criteria
all I’ve been trying to do, with data following the structure: To get the following: Basically, to order the alphabetical field in ascending order, the numerical field in descending order and get the order or rank by using the order used for the numerical field, grouped by the alphabetical field. I have only achieved it if I limit it to
Order SQL results with sticky item
Is there a way to order results alphabetically and by country code, but making one result stick at the top for each country code? For example, this order: would currently display as; I’d like to be able to order the results first by country (GB first), then for GB have Oxford at the top of the list, with any additional
Multiple LIKE Operator ORDER BY Strongest
I have the following query: SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE (genre LIKE ‘%romance%’ OR genre LIKE ‘%comedy%’ OR genre LIKE ‘%horror%’) ORDER BY *the column that has more* OR SOMETHING LIKE …