Re: Update Previous Value and replace null to previous value
Posted by:
Ben Lin
Date: May 07, 2014 11:55AM
At first, it is a pivot issue. You can get the first result by:
select jo_date, count(*) as totalJoborder,
count(case when jo_status='A' then 1 end) as A,
count(case when jo_status='B' then 1 end) as B,
count(case when jo_status='C' then 1 end) as C
from joborder group by jo_date;
google "mysql pivot", you will see that because mysql doesn't support pivot operation internally, you have to list the "A", "B", "C"...
Save the first result into a temp table, then the increment numbers can be done by joining itself and comparing the jo_date.
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