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left join on same table use different "where" clause
Posted by:
Jim DiGiovanni ()
Date: February 10, 2013 04:50PM
I have 1 table CPMast that contains some fields.
I want to know the percentage of completed work each contractor has done.
The table CPmast has these fields:
Contractor (char)
Status (char,1)
Reportdate (date)
I want the final data to be this:
contractor, jobs, completed, Percent
TNC 383 60 15.6 %
DMC 194 38 19.5%
BBC 181 14 7.7%
CBG 148 64 43.2%
The only way I can think to do it is 2 queries.
1 to select all the jobs that began in 2013
2 to select all jobs that began in 2013 with complete status
query 1
SELECT contractor, count(contractor) FROM `cpmast` WHERE reportdate>='2013-01-01' group by contractor
query 2
SELECT contractor, count(contractor) FROM `cpmast` WHERE reportdate>='2013-01-01' AND status="C" group by contractor
How do I left join so all contractors are shown and each of the 3 remaining fields are displayed?
Thanks for any assistance
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/10/2013 06:05PM by Jim DiGiovanni.
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