I need to display the name of the user and their department who has raised the maximum number of queries. I wrote the following query by joining 5 tables; user, query, profile, degree, and department.
The problem is in the result the alias is not being used for the column names. For both the columns it appears as just name
select user.name 'USER_NAME',department.name 'DEPT_NAME'
from user
inner join query on (query.user_id=user.id)
inner join profile on (user.profile_id=profile.id)
inner join degree on (profile.degree_id=degree.id)
inner join department on (degree.department_id=department.id)
group by user.name
order by count(query.id) desc
limit 1
Use 'as' keyword in order to use alias name in mysql and also remove single quotes.
select user.name as USER_NAME from user;
The following syntax work perfectly for me :
select U.name AS "USER_NAME", D.name AS "DEPT_NAME"
from user U
inner join query Q on (Q.user_id=U.id)
inner join profile P on (U.profile_id=P.id)
inner join degree C on (P.degree_id=C.id)
inner join department D on (C.department_id=D.id)
group by U.name
order by count(Q.id) desc
limit 1;
Sometimes, Mysql prefer you pout an alias on your column when you use some JOIN.
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