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USE DWH; SELECT 'E1', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E1_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E2', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E2_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E3', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E3_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E4', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E4_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E5', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E5_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E6', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E6_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E7', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E7_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E8', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E8_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E9', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E9_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E10', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E10_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E11', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E11_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E12', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E12_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E13', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E13_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E14', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E14_BEZ IS NULL; Rewrite the above sql to use DFIKOA_EX_PATHID (E1-E14) to check for null values in the where statement instead
You can rewrite the SQL query to use the DFIKOA_EX_PATHID column to check for null values. Here's how you can do it:
USE DWH;
SELECT DFIKOA_EX_PATHID, COUNT(*)
FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k
WHERE DFIKOA_EX_PATHID IN ('E1', 'E2', 'E3', 'E4', 'E5', 'E6', 'E7', 'E8', 'E9', 'E10', 'E11', 'E12', 'E13', 'E14')
AND (
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E1' AND k.DFIKOA_E1_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E2' AND k.DFIKOA_E2_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E3' AND k.DFIKOA_E3_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E4' AND k.DFIKOA_E4_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E5' AND k.DFIKOA_E5_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E6' AND k.DFIKOA_E6_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E7' AND k.DFIKOA_E7_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E8' AND k.DFIKOA_E8_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E9' AND k.DFIKOA_E9_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E10' AND k.DFIKOA_E10_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E11' AND k.DFIKOA_E11_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E12' AND k.DFIKOA_E12_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E13' AND k.DFIKOA_E13_BEZ IS NULL) OR
(DFIKOA_EX_PATHID = 'E14' AND k.DFIKOA_E14_BEZ IS NULL)
)
GROUP BY DFIKOA_EX_PATHID;
This version uses the DFIKOA_EX_PATHID to filter the results and checks for null values in the respective DFIKOA_E* columns based on the path ID.
Terjemahkan teks berikut ini ke bahasa Indonesia:
USE DWH; SELECT 'E1', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E1_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E2', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E2_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E3', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E3_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E4', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E4_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E5', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E5_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E6', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E6_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E7', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E7_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E8', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E8_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E9', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E9_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E10', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E10_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E11', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E11_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E12', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E12_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E13', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E13_BEZ IS NULL UNION SELECT 'E14', COUNT() FROM DFIKOA_KOSTENART k WHERE k.DFIKOA_E14_BEZ IS NULL; Rewrite the above sql to use DFIKOA_EX_PATHID (E1-E14) to check for null values in the where statement instead
Berikut adalah terjemahan teks tersebut ke dalam bahasa Indonesia:
GUNAKAN DWH;
PILIH 'E1', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E1_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E2', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E2_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E3', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E3_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E4', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E4_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E5', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E5_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E6', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E6_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E7', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E7_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E8', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E8_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E9', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E9_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E10', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E10_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E11', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E11_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E12', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E12_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E13', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E13_BEZ ADALAH NULL
UNION
PILIH 'E14', HITUNG(*) DARI DFIKOA_KOSTENART k DI MANA k.DFIKOA_E14_BEZ ADALAH NULL;
Tulis ulang SQL di atas untuk menggunakan DFIKOA_EX_PATHID (E1-E14) untuk memeriksa nilai NULL di dalam pernyataan WHERE sebagai gantinya.
Is there a difference in results of these two queries? SELECT category, AVG(price) FILTER (WHERE product_count > 0) AS avg_price FROM table GROUP BY category SELECT category, AVG(price) AS avg_price FROM table WHERE product_count > 0 GROUP BY category
Yes, there is a difference in the results of the two queries.
-
First Query:
sqlSELECT category, AVG(price) FILTER (WHERE product_count > 0) AS avg_price FROM table GROUP BY category;- This query calculates the average price only for rows where
product_countis greater than 0, but it does so for each group (category). If there are categories with no products (whereproduct_countis 0), they will still appear in the result with a NULL average price.
- This query calculates the average price only for rows where
-
Second Query:
sqlSELECT category, AVG(price) AS avg_price FROM table WHERE product_count > 0 GROUP BY category;- In this query, the condition
WHERE product_count > 0is applied before the grouping. This means that only rows withproduct_countgreater than 0 are considered for the average calculation. If there are categories with no products, those categories will not appear in the result at all.
- In this query, the condition
Summary
- Result Set: The first query may return categories with NULL average prices, while the second query will exclude those categories entirely.
Terjemahkan teks berikut ini ke bahasa Indonesia:
Is there a difference in results of these two queries? SELECT category, AVG(price) FILTER (WHERE product_count > 0) AS avg_price FROM table GROUP BY category SELECT category, AVG(price) AS avg_price FROM table WHERE product_count > 0 GROUP BY category
Berikut adalah terjemahan teks tersebut ke dalam bahasa Indonesia:
Apakah ada perbedaan dalam hasil dari dua kueri ini?
SELECT category, AVG(price) FILTER (WHERE product_count > 0) AS avg_price
FROM table
GROUP BY category;
SELECT category, AVG(price) AS avg_price
FROM table
WHERE product_count > 0
GROUP BY category;
SELECT TOP (200) ArticleOrderItemID, ArticleColorID, ArticleListing_Customer.CustomerID FROM ArticleOrderItem INNER JOIN ArticleListing_Customer.ArticleOrderItemID ON ArticleOrderItem.ArticleOrderItemID
It looks like there are some issues with your SQL query syntax. Specifically, the INNER JOIN clause seems incorrect. Here's a corrected version of your query:
SELECT TOP (200)
ArticleOrderItem.ArticleOrderItemID,
ArticleOrderItem.ArticleColorID,
ArticleListing_Customer.CustomerID
FROM
ArticleOrderItem
INNER JOIN
ArticleListing_Customer
ON
ArticleOrderItem.ArticleOrderItemID = ArticleListing_Customer.ArticleOrderItemID;
Key Changes:
- Specified the correct table names in the
SELECTclause. - Corrected the
INNER JOINsyntax to properly link the two tables based onArticleOrderItemID.
This query will return the top 200 rows from the combined result of the two tables based on the specified join condition.
Terjemahkan teks berikut ini ke bahasa Indonesia:
SELECT TOP (200) ArticleOrderItemID, ArticleColorID, ArticleListing_Customer.CustomerID FROM ArticleOrderItem INNER JOIN ArticleListing_Customer.ArticleOrderItemID ON ArticleOrderItem.ArticleOrderItemID
Berikut adalah terjemahan teks tersebut ke dalam bahasa Indonesia:
PILIH TOP (200)
ArticleOrderItemID,
ArticleColorID,
ArticleListing_Customer.CustomerID
DARI
ArticleOrderItem
INNER JOIN
ArticleListing_Customer
ON
ArticleOrderItem.ArticleOrderItemID = ArticleListing_Customer.ArticleOrderItemID;
Query the Name of any student in STUDENTS who scored higher than Marks. Order your output by the last three characters of each name. If two or more students both have names ending in the same last three characters (i.e.: Bobby, Robby, etc.), secondary sort them by ascending ID. ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 4: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'ORDER BY RIGHT (NAME, 3), ID' at line 1 how to remove calculate anything without 0 in sql how to remove zeros from a number in sql how to round up an integer in sql
Here are the solutions and explanations for your SQL-related queries:
1. Query to Get Student Names
To query the names of students who scored higher than a certain Marks value, ordered by the last three characters of their names and by ID, you can use the following SQL:
SELECT Name
FROM STUDENTS
WHERE Marks > <your_value>
ORDER BY RIGHT(Name, 3), ID;
Make sure to replace <your_value> with the actual number you are comparing against.
2. Removing Zeros from a Number
To remove zeros from a number in SQL, you can use the REPLACE function. For example:
SELECT REPLACE(your_column, '0', '') AS NoZeros
FROM your_table;
3. Rounding Up an Integer
To round up a number to the nearest integer in SQL, you can use the CEIL or CEILING function:
SELECT CEIL(your_column) AS RoundedUp
FROM your_table;
Summary
- Use the
ORDER BY RIGHT(Name, 3), IDfor ordering student names. - Use
REPLACEto remove zeros. - Use
CEILto round up numbers.
Terjemahkan teks berikut ini ke bahasa Indonesia:
Query the Name of any student in STUDENTS who scored higher than Marks. Order your output by the last three characters of each name. If two or more students both have names ending in the same last three characters (i.e.: Bobby, Robby, etc.), secondary sort them by ascending ID. ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 4: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'ORDER BY RIGHT (NAME, 3), ID' at line 1 how to remove calculate anything without 0 in sql how to remove zeros from a number in sql how to round up an integer in sql
Berikut adalah terjemahan teks tersebut ke dalam bahasa Indonesia:
Kueri nama mahasiswa di STUDENTS yang mendapatkan nilai lebih tinggi dari Marks. Urutkan keluaran Anda berdasarkan tiga karakter terakhir dari setiap nama. Jika dua atau lebih mahasiswa memiliki nama yang diakhiri dengan tiga karakter terakhir yang sama (misalnya: Bobby, Robby, dll.), urutkan sekunder berdasarkan ID secara ascending. ERROR 1064 (42000) di baris 4: Anda memiliki kesalahan dalam sintaks SQL Anda; periksa manual yang sesuai dengan versi server MySQL Anda untuk sintaks yang benar yang digunakan dekat 'ORDER BY RIGHT (NAME, 3), ID' di baris 1. Bagaimana cara menghapus perhitungan apa pun tanpa 0 di SQL, bagaimana cara menghapus nol dari sebuah angka di SQL, bagaimana cara membulatkan angka bulat ke atas di SQL.
Kueri nama mahasiswa di STUDENTS yang mendapatkan nilai lebih tinggi dari Marks. Urutkan keluaran Anda berdasarkan tiga karakter terakhir dari setiap nama. Jika dua atau lebih mahasiswa memiliki nama yang diakhiri dengan tiga karakter terakhir yang sama (misalnya: Bobby, Robby, dll.), urutkan sekunder berdasarkan ID secara ascending. ERROR 1064 (42000) di baris 4: Anda memiliki kesalahan dalam sintaks SQL Anda; periksa manual yang sesuai dengan versi server MySQL Anda untuk sintaks yang benar yang digunakan dekat 'ORDER BY RIGHT (NAME, 3), ID' di baris 1. Bagaimana cara menghapus perhitungan apa pun tanpa 0 di SQL, bagaimana cara menghapus nol dari sebuah angka di SQL, bagaimana cara membulatkan angka bulat ke atas di SQL.
Berikut adalah penjelasan dan solusi untuk masalah yang Anda hadapi:
Kueri untuk Mahasiswa
Untuk mendapatkan nama mahasiswa di tabel STUDENTS yang mendapatkan nilai lebih tinggi dari Marks, dan mengurutkannya berdasarkan tiga karakter terakhir dari nama serta ID, Anda dapat menggunakan kueri berikut:
SELECT Name
FROM STUDENTS
WHERE Marks > <nilai_anda>
ORDER BY RIGHT(Name, 3), ID;
Gantilah <nilai_anda> dengan nilai yang sesuai.
Menangani Kesalahan SQL
Jika Anda mendapatkan kesalahan ERROR 1064, pastikan bahwa sintaks kueri Anda sudah benar. Kueri di atas seharusnya berfungsi dengan baik jika struktur tabel Anda sesuai.
Menghapus Nol dari Angka
Untuk menghapus nol dari sebuah angka dalam SQL, Anda dapat menggunakan fungsi REPLACE:
SELECT REPLACE(your_column, '0', '') AS NoZeros
FROM your_table;
Membulatkan Angka Bulat ke Atas
Untuk membulatkan angka bulat ke atas, gunakan fungsi CEIL atau CEILING:
SELECT CEIL(your_column) AS RoundedUp
FROM your_table;
Ringkasan
- Gunakan kueri yang benar untuk mendapatkan nama mahasiswa.
- Pastikan sintaks SQL Anda tidak mengandung kesalahan.
- Gunakan
REPLACEuntuk menghapus nol danCEILuntuk membulatkan angka.
I intend to display the tag_id, balance and ticket_uuid in the final result, but for now just testing it as displaying sum to ensure correctness. The current state is that it displays correct information but i am not yet fetching the ticket_uuid, and to fetch ticket_uuid if we do do it through joins then we are going to be joining across multiple records and i am worried that our sum would be overinflated, so if we do join, that's the main worry I want us to consider from the start. The table to join would be tag_ticket_tx and it would be a join on tag_id, we are only interested in the latest record, by created_at, there we can get the ticket_uuid Here is the current query to work from: SELECT sum(final.new_balance) FROM ( SELECT combined.tag_id, combined.new_balance FROM ( SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id =3 ) AS combined INNER JOIN ( SELECT tag_id, MAX(transaction_number) AS latest_transaction_number FROM ( SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3 ) AS all_transactions GROUP BY tag_id ) AS latest_transactions ON combined.tag_id = latest_transactions.tag_id AND combined.transaction_number = latest_transactions.latest_transaction_number ) AS final ORDER BY final.tag_id;
To integrate the ticket_uuid while avoiding overinflation of the sum, you can modify your query to fetch the latest ticket_uuid for each tag_id. You can achieve this by using a common table expression (CTE) or a derived table to first get the latest transaction for each tag_id, and then join it back to your main query.
Here’s how you can structure your SQL query:
WITH LatestTransactions AS (
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, ticket_uuid, created_at
FROM tag_ticket_tx
WHERE (tag_id, created_at) IN (
SELECT tag_id, MAX(created_at)
FROM tag_ticket_tx
GROUP BY tag_id
)
)
SELECT
combined.tag_id,
SUM(combined.new_balance) AS total_balance,
latest.ticket_uuid
FROM (
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
) AS combined
INNER JOIN (
SELECT tag_id, MAX(transaction_number) AS latest_transaction_number
FROM (
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
) AS all_transactions
GROUP BY tag_id
) AS latest_transactions
ON combined.tag_id = latest_transactions.tag_id
AND combined.transaction_number = latest_transactions.latest_transaction_number
LEFT JOIN LatestTransactions AS latest
ON combined.tag_id = latest.tag_id AND combined.transaction_number = latest.transaction_number
GROUP BY combined.tag_id, latest.ticket_uuid
ORDER BY combined.tag_id;
Explanation:
-
CTE for Latest Transactions: The
LatestTransactionsCTE fetches the latest record for eachtag_idbased oncreated_at. This ensures you only get the most recentticket_uuid. -
Main Query: The main query aggregates the
new_balancevalues while joining back to theLatestTransactionsto include theticket_uuid. -
Avoiding Overinflation: By joining on the
latest.transaction_number, you ensure that you're only getting theticket_uuidfor the latest transaction, which prevents the sum from being overinflated. -
Grouping: The final results are grouped by
tag_idandticket_uuidto maintain unique entries in the output.
Make sure to test the query with your actual database schema and data to ensure it performs as expected.
Terjemahkan teks berikut ini ke bahasa Indonesia:
I intend to display the tag_id, balance and ticket_uuid in the final result, but for now just testing it as displaying sum to ensure correctness. The current state is that it displays correct information but i am not yet fetching the ticket_uuid, and to fetch ticket_uuid if we do do it through joins then we are going to be joining across multiple records and i am worried that our sum would be overinflated, so if we do join, that's the main worry I want us to consider from the start. The table to join would be tag_ticket_tx and it would be a join on tag_id, we are only interested in the latest record, by created_at, there we can get the ticket_uuid Here is the current query to work from: SELECT sum(final.new_balance) FROM ( SELECT combined.tag_id, combined.new_balance FROM ( SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id =3 ) AS combined INNER JOIN ( SELECT tag_id, MAX(transaction_number) AS latest_transaction_number FROM ( SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3 UNION ALL SELECT tag_id, transaction_number FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3 ) AS all_transactions GROUP BY tag_id ) AS latest_transactions ON combined.tag_id = latest_transactions.tag_id AND combined.transaction_number = latest_transactions.latest_transaction_number ) AS final ORDER BY final.tag_id;
Berikut adalah terjemahan teks tersebut ke dalam bahasa Indonesia:
Saya bermaksud untuk menampilkan tag_id, saldo, dan ticket_uuid dalam hasil akhir, tetapi untuk saat ini hanya menguji dengan menampilkan jumlah untuk memastikan kebenarannya. Keadaan saat ini adalah bahwa informasi yang ditampilkan sudah benar, tetapi saya belum mengambil ticket_uuid, dan untuk mengambil ticket_uuid, jika kita melakukannya melalui join, maka kita akan bergabung di beberapa rekaman dan saya khawatir jumlah kita akan terinflasi. Jadi, jika kita melakukan join, itu adalah kekhawatiran utama yang ingin saya pertimbangkan sejak awal. Tabel yang akan di-join adalah tag_ticket_tx dan itu akan menjadi join berdasarkan tag_id, kita hanya tertarik pada rekaman terbaru, berdasarkan created_at, di mana kita bisa mendapatkan ticket_uuid. Berikut adalah kueri saat ini yang dapat digunakan:
SELECT sum(final.new_balance)
FROM (
SELECT combined.tag_id, combined.new_balance
FROM (
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number, new_balance
FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
) AS combined
INNER JOIN (
SELECT tag_id, MAX(transaction_number) AS latest_transaction_number
FROM (
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM cancel_order_tx WHERE event_id = 3
UNION ALL
SELECT tag_id, transaction_number
FROM cancel_top_up_tx WHERE event_id = 3
) AS all_transactions
GROUP BY tag_id
) AS latest_transactions
ON combined.tag_id = latest_transactions.tag_id
AND combined.transaction_number = latest_transactions.latest_transaction_number
) AS final
ORDER BY final.tag_id;