I have 4 tables in my database.
Students (Idno, Name, CourseId)Sample data:
Idno Name CourseId
------------------------
-101123456 Vijay 101
-101123457 John 102
-101123458 Sam 101
-101123459 Arvind 102
-101123460 Smith 101
Courses (CourseId, CourseNo, CourseName, StreamId)Sample data:
CourseId CourseNo CourseName StreamId
------------------------------------------
-101 53245 C 1
-102 53245 C++ 2
Streams (StreamId, StreamName)Sample data:
StreamId StreamName
---------------------------
-1 Engineering
-2 Medical
Booking (BId, Idno, BStatus)Sample data:
Bid Idno BStatus
--------------------------------
-1110 101123456 Confirmed
-1111 101123456 Confirmed
-1112 101123457 Confirmed
-1113 101123458 Confirmed
-1114 101123459 Confirmed
-1115 101123460 Confirmed
-1116 101123456 Confirmed
-1117 101123457 Confirmed
-1118 101123458 Confirmed
-1119 101123459 Confirmed
-1119 101123460 Cancelled
I have a problem generating the following output
SNo Stream BookedOnce BookedTwice NonBooked
1 Engineering 2 3 0
2 Medical 3 1 1
Thanks
I think this requires a two step process. First, calculate the number of bookings by each student for a stream. Then per stream, count the number of students that have one, two or zero bookings.
Here's an example, with the first step in the inner query:
select StreamId
, StreamName
, sum(case when Bookings = 1 then 1 else 0 end) as BookedOnce
, sum(case when Bookings = 2 then 1 else 0 end) as BookedTwice
, sum(case when Bookings = 0 then 1 else 0 end) as NoneBooked
from (
select str.StreamId
, str.StreamName
, s.Idno
, count(b.BId) as Bookings
from Students s
left join
Booking b
on b.Idno = s.Idno
left join
Courses c
on c.CourseId = s.CourseId
left join
Streams str
on str.StreamId = c.StreamId
group by
str.StreamId
, str.StreamName
, s.Idno
) BookingsPerStudentPerStream
group by
StreamId
, StreamName
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