The problem: I am printing out shifts done at certain venues. And what I want to do is on some shifts rather than print out every shift; if the shift is done at the same time on the same date then these can be grouped together . Also though I'll need to know how many shifts have been grouped together to refer to later in my code.
Question : can I group by 3 different columns.
Yes. and this gives me less row results - so if I can get a count of how many rows have been grouped then I'm on to a winner.
Question: How Can i get a count of how many rows have been grouped together by GROUP BY in MySQL
By using count(*) as count in the select . this gives me a column with how many times some rows have been grouped
Here's the original mysql call .
SELECT * FROM vfvi7_pf_time_tracking
WHERE vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.cdate >=1339974000
AND vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.cdate <=1340578800
AND vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.project_id =7
and the new mysql call is
SELECT *, count(*) as count
FROM vfvi7_pf_time_tracking
WHERE vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.cdate >=1339974000
AND vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.cdate <=1340578800
AND vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.project_id =7 GROUP BY vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.cdate, vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.start_time, vfvi7_pf_time_tracking.end_time
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