I need to group stockmarket "1min" data with {Name, DateTime, Open, High, Low, Close, Volume} into different timeframes ie. "5mins/15mins/60mins" on MYSQL. Schema built on sqlfiddle - http://sqlfiddle.com/#!2/91433.
I found a link - Group OHLC-Stockmarket Data into multiple timeframes with T-SQL with similar requirement for MSSQL.
I tried to follow the link - http://briansteffens.com/2011/07/19/row_number-partition-and-over-in-mysql/, to get row_number(), over, partition in mysql to solve the issue.
I am a newbie to sql, can anyone please point me in the right direction?
I know this is an old question, but look at this much "simpler" solution. There is a trick for open and close price. You might like it.
SELECT
FLOOR(MIN(`timestamp`)/"+period+")*"+period+" AS timestamp,
SUM(amount) AS volume,
SUM(price*amount)/sum(amount) AS wavg_price,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(MIN(CONCAT(`timestamp`, '_', price)), '_', -1) AS `open`,
MAX(price) AS high,
MIN(price) AS low,
SUBSTRING_INDEX(MAX(CONCAT(`timestamp`, '_', price)), '_', -1) AS `close`
FROM transactions_history -- this table has 3 columns (timestamp, amount, price)
GROUP BY FLOOR(`timestamp`/"+period+")
ORDER BY timestamp
period is in seconds
Finally resolved the issue with the following mysql query:
select min(a.mydate),max(a.myhigh) as high,min(a.mylow) as low,
min(case when rn_asc = 1 then a.myopen end) as open,
min(case when rn_desc = 1 then b.myclose end) as close
from(
select
@i := if((@lastdate) != (Floor(unix_timestamp(mydate)/300 )), 1, @i + 1) as rn_asc,
mydate, myhigh, mylow, myopen, myclose,
@lastdate := (Floor(unix_timestamp(mydate)/300 ))
from
onemindata_1,
(select @i := 0) vt1,
(select @lastdate := null) vt2 order by mydate
) a
inner join(
select
@j := if((@lastdate1) != (Floor(unix_timestamp(mydate)/300 )), 1, @j + 1) as rn_desc,
mydate,myclose,
@lastdate1 := (Floor(unix_timestamp(mydate)/300 ))
from
onemindata_1,
(select @j := 0) vt1,
(select @lastdate1 := null) vt2 order by mydate desc
)b
on a.mydate=b.mydate
group by (Floor(unix_timestamp(a.mydate)/300 ))
Toughest part was to get the Open and Close for the "Specific Time Intervals". I am doing an inner join of 'high,low,open' with 'close' on 'date'. I can switch the time intervals by changing the denominator in (Floor(unix_timestamp(mydate)/300 )). Currently not worried about the performance as long as it works :).
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