Doctrine Select last record from second table matching with first table
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I have tow tables, first table related to forms and second table relate to adviser.each adviser can add comment for a form.
I tried select some column of two tables. It was works i have last subject of second table (adviser table ) in my result .but i need first subject of second table(adviser table ) .
#DQL
SELECT
f.name,
f.title,
f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult,
f.formCode,
f.dateInsert,
f.id,
(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a
WHERE a.idFormRequestProject = f.id
AND (f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0)
AND f.displayStatus = 1
GROUP BY f.id
ORDER by a.id,f.id DESC
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asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
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I have tow tables, first table related to forms and second table relate to adviser.each adviser can add comment for a form.
I tried select some column of two tables. It was works i have last subject of second table (adviser table ) in my result .but i need first subject of second table(adviser table ) .
#DQL
SELECT
f.name,
f.title,
f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult,
f.formCode,
f.dateInsert,
f.id,
(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a
WHERE a.idFormRequestProject = f.id
AND (f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0)
AND f.displayStatus = 1
GROUP BY f.id
ORDER by a.id,f.id DESC
mysql doctrine2 doctrine
asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
9342619
You have 2 WHERE clauses in your query. Could you please fix it and maybe improve the formatting while you are at it.
– dbrumann
Nov 20 at 18:05
Thanks for your attention.i deleted second WHERE but no different .Again my result is first comment of Advisor table.I updated my question
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:07
Could you add a minimal example with data, e.g. 3 rows with just id's, to show what result you get and which one you want? I'm guessing what you want isORDER BY a.id DESC, f.id DESC, but I'm not sure if I understand the question right.
– dbrumann
Nov 21 at 6:51
almost my question similer to this question stackoverflow.com/questions/20989828/…
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:57
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I have tow tables, first table related to forms and second table relate to adviser.each adviser can add comment for a form.
I tried select some column of two tables. It was works i have last subject of second table (adviser table ) in my result .but i need first subject of second table(adviser table ) .
#DQL
SELECT
f.name,
f.title,
f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult,
f.formCode,
f.dateInsert,
f.id,
(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a
WHERE a.idFormRequestProject = f.id
AND (f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0)
AND f.displayStatus = 1
GROUP BY f.id
ORDER by a.id,f.id DESC
mysql doctrine2 doctrine
asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
9342619
I have tow tables, first table related to forms and second table relate to adviser.each adviser can add comment for a form.
I tried select some column of two tables. It was works i have last subject of second table (adviser table ) in my result .but i need first subject of second table(adviser table ) .
#DQL
SELECT
f.name,
f.title,
f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult,
f.formCode,
f.dateInsert,
f.id,
(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a
WHERE a.idFormRequestProject = f.id
AND (f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0)
AND f.displayStatus = 1
GROUP BY f.id
ORDER by a.id,f.id DESC
mysql doctrine2 doctrine
mysql doctrine2 doctrine
asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
9342619
asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
9342619
edited Nov 21 at 8:00
asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
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asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
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asked Nov 20 at 14:25
pedram shabani
9342619
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You have 2 WHERE clauses in your query. Could you please fix it and maybe improve the formatting while you are at it.
– dbrumann
Nov 20 at 18:05
Thanks for your attention.i deleted second WHERE but no different .Again my result is first comment of Advisor table.I updated my question
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:07
Could you add a minimal example with data, e.g. 3 rows with just id's, to show what result you get and which one you want? I'm guessing what you want isORDER BY a.id DESC, f.id DESC, but I'm not sure if I understand the question right.
– dbrumann
Nov 21 at 6:51
almost my question similer to this question stackoverflow.com/questions/20989828/…
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:57
add a comment |
You have 2 WHERE clauses in your query. Could you please fix it and maybe improve the formatting while you are at it.
– dbrumann
Nov 20 at 18:05
Thanks for your attention.i deleted second WHERE but no different .Again my result is first comment of Advisor table.I updated my question
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:07
Could you add a minimal example with data, e.g. 3 rows with just id's, to show what result you get and which one you want? I'm guessing what you want isORDER BY a.id DESC, f.id DESC, but I'm not sure if I understand the question right.
– dbrumann
Nov 21 at 6:51
almost my question similer to this question stackoverflow.com/questions/20989828/…
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:57
You have 2 WHERE clauses in your query. Could you please fix it and maybe improve the formatting while you are at it.
– dbrumann
Nov 20 at 18:05
You have 2 WHERE clauses in your query. Could you please fix it and maybe improve the formatting while you are at it.
– dbrumann
Nov 20 at 18:05
Thanks for your attention.i deleted second WHERE but no different .Again my result is first comment of Advisor table.I updated my question
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:07
Thanks for your attention.i deleted second WHERE but no different .Again my result is first comment of Advisor table.I updated my question
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:07
Could you add a minimal example with data, e.g. 3 rows with just id's, to show what result you get and which one you want? I'm guessing what you want is
ORDER BY a.id DESC, f.id DESC, but I'm not sure if I understand the question right.– dbrumann
Nov 21 at 6:51
Could you add a minimal example with data, e.g. 3 rows with just id's, to show what result you get and which one you want? I'm guessing what you want is
ORDER BY a.id DESC, f.id DESC, but I'm not sure if I understand the question right.– dbrumann
Nov 21 at 6:51
almost my question similer to this question stackoverflow.com/questions/20989828/…
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:57
almost my question similer to this question stackoverflow.com/questions/20989828/…
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:57
add a comment |
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Finally i solve this problem .i deleted GROUP By .and add new where ...
SELECT f.name,f.title,f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult ,
f.formCode,f.dateInsert ,
f.id,(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
Left JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a WHERE f.id = a.idFormRequestProject AND a.id =
(SELECT Max (aa.id) FROM AdminBundle:Advisor aa WHERE a.idFormRequestProject =
aa.idFormRequestProject ORDER by aa.id ASC ) AND
(f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0 ) AND f.displayStatus =1
ORDER by f.id DESC
answered Nov 21 at 8:36
pedram shabani
9342619
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Finally i solve this problem .i deleted GROUP By .and add new where ...
SELECT f.name,f.title,f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult ,
f.formCode,f.dateInsert ,
f.id,(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
Left JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a WHERE f.id = a.idFormRequestProject AND a.id =
(SELECT Max (aa.id) FROM AdminBundle:Advisor aa WHERE a.idFormRequestProject =
aa.idFormRequestProject ORDER by aa.id ASC ) AND
(f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0 ) AND f.displayStatus =1
ORDER by f.id DESC
answered Nov 21 at 8:36
pedram shabani
9342619
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Finally i solve this problem .i deleted GROUP By .and add new where ...
SELECT f.name,f.title,f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult ,
f.formCode,f.dateInsert ,
f.id,(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
Left JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a WHERE f.id = a.idFormRequestProject AND a.id =
(SELECT Max (aa.id) FROM AdminBundle:Advisor aa WHERE a.idFormRequestProject =
aa.idFormRequestProject ORDER by aa.id ASC ) AND
(f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0 ) AND f.displayStatus =1
ORDER by f.id DESC
answered Nov 21 at 8:36
pedram shabani
9342619
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
up vote
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down vote
accepted
Finally i solve this problem .i deleted GROUP By .and add new where ...
SELECT f.name,f.title,f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult ,
f.formCode,f.dateInsert ,
f.id,(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
Left JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a WHERE f.id = a.idFormRequestProject AND a.id =
(SELECT Max (aa.id) FROM AdminBundle:Advisor aa WHERE a.idFormRequestProject =
aa.idFormRequestProject ORDER by aa.id ASC ) AND
(f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0 ) AND f.displayStatus =1
ORDER by f.id DESC
answered Nov 21 at 8:36
pedram shabani
9342619
Finally i solve this problem .i deleted GROUP By .and add new where ...
SELECT f.name,f.title,f.conditionResultFinal,
f.conditionResult ,
f.formCode,f.dateInsert ,
f.id,(a.idFormRequestProject),
a.subject as subjectAdvisor
FROM AdminBundle:FormRequestProject f
Left JOIN AdminBundle:Advisor a WHERE f.id = a.idFormRequestProject AND a.id =
(SELECT Max (aa.id) FROM AdminBundle:Advisor aa WHERE a.idFormRequestProject =
aa.idFormRequestProject ORDER by aa.id ASC ) AND
(f.conditionResultFinal = 0 OR f.conditionResult = 0 ) AND f.displayStatus =1
ORDER by f.id DESC
answered Nov 21 at 8:36
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You have 2 WHERE clauses in your query. Could you please fix it and maybe improve the formatting while you are at it.
– dbrumann
Nov 20 at 18:05
Thanks for your attention.i deleted second WHERE but no different .Again my result is first comment of Advisor table.I updated my question
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:07
Could you add a minimal example with data, e.g. 3 rows with just id's, to show what result you get and which one you want? I'm guessing what you want is
ORDER BY a.id DESC, f.id DESC, but I'm not sure if I understand the question right.– dbrumann
Nov 21 at 6:51
almost my question similer to this question stackoverflow.com/questions/20989828/…
– pedram shabani
Nov 21 at 6:57