A LEFT JOIN should show all rows on the left table however when running the following query, I am only getting place values where there is a count of 1 or more. Please can someone give me some guidance as to where I might be going wrong:
SELECT places.placeId,
placeName,
COUNT(orderId) AS orderCount
FROM places
LEFT JOIN orders
ON places.placeId = orders.placeId
WHERE places.companyId = 1
AND stateId = 1
AND orderstateId = 1
AND orderName NOT LIKE 'Delivery%'
GROUP BY places.placeId,
places.placeName
ORDER BY orderCount DESC,
placeName ASC
Thanks in advance
Your WHERE
condition converts the OUTER JOIN
back to an INNER JOIN
.
The non matched rows will have NULL
for all the orders
columns and be eliminated by the WHERE
clause. Try this.
SELECT places.placeId,
placeName,
COUNT(orderId) AS orderCount
FROM places
LEFT JOIN orders
ON places.placeId = orders.placeId
AND orders.stateId = 1
AND orders.orderstateId = 1
AND orders.orderName NOT LIKE 'Delivery%'
WHERE places.companyId = 1
GROUP BY places.placeId,
places.placeName
ORDER BY orderCount DESC,
placeName ASC
If these columns stateID
, orderstateID
, and OrderName
came from ORDERS
table then you will have a problem then. As you can see, If places.placeID
is not present on orders
table, the following columns are nulls
for the orders
table. And that's the reason why some records won't show because of the condition you have provided on orders
table.
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