MySQL update with avg for different periods












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I was hoping I could bake these 3 update queries into one efficient and beautiful query that would update my price table. I know some of you may wonder why I'm even doing this update and not just doing my avg on the fly when I want the data, you can keep wondering.



Query #1 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 12 months.



Query #2 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 6 months.



Query #3 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 3 months.



SET
@p12 = '2017-12-01',
@p6 = '2018-06-01',
@p3 = '2018-09-01',
@p1 = '2019-12-01';

/* AVG PRICE 12 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_12 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 6 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_6 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 3 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_3 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;


---- Price table ----



| id | product_id | date | price | price_3 | price_6 | price_12 |


---- Product table ----



| id | pricegroup |


---- Prices_temp table ----



| pricegroup | sales_date | price |









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    Check w3schools.com/sql/func_mysql_case.asp
    – J. Almandos
    Nov 15 '18 at 13:13










  • So something like "avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN p3 AND p1 THEN price END) as avg_p3"
    – Patrick
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:53
















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I was hoping I could bake these 3 update queries into one efficient and beautiful query that would update my price table. I know some of you may wonder why I'm even doing this update and not just doing my avg on the fly when I want the data, you can keep wondering.



Query #1 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 12 months.



Query #2 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 6 months.



Query #3 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 3 months.



SET
@p12 = '2017-12-01',
@p6 = '2018-06-01',
@p3 = '2018-09-01',
@p1 = '2019-12-01';

/* AVG PRICE 12 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_12 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 6 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_6 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 3 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_3 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;


---- Price table ----



| id | product_id | date | price | price_3 | price_6 | price_12 |


---- Product table ----



| id | pricegroup |


---- Prices_temp table ----



| pricegroup | sales_date | price |









share|improve this question


















  • 1




    Check w3schools.com/sql/func_mysql_case.asp
    – J. Almandos
    Nov 15 '18 at 13:13










  • So something like "avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN p3 AND p1 THEN price END) as avg_p3"
    – Patrick
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:53














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I was hoping I could bake these 3 update queries into one efficient and beautiful query that would update my price table. I know some of you may wonder why I'm even doing this update and not just doing my avg on the fly when I want the data, you can keep wondering.



Query #1 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 12 months.



Query #2 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 6 months.



Query #3 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 3 months.



SET
@p12 = '2017-12-01',
@p6 = '2018-06-01',
@p3 = '2018-09-01',
@p1 = '2019-12-01';

/* AVG PRICE 12 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_12 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 6 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_6 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 3 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_3 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;


---- Price table ----



| id | product_id | date | price | price_3 | price_6 | price_12 |


---- Product table ----



| id | pricegroup |


---- Prices_temp table ----



| pricegroup | sales_date | price |









share|improve this question













I was hoping I could bake these 3 update queries into one efficient and beautiful query that would update my price table. I know some of you may wonder why I'm even doing this update and not just doing my avg on the fly when I want the data, you can keep wondering.



Query #1 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 12 months.



Query #2 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 6 months.



Query #3 updates the price table with the average price for a pricegroup within 3 months.



SET
@p12 = '2017-12-01',
@p6 = '2018-06-01',
@p3 = '2018-09-01',
@p1 = '2019-12-01';

/* AVG PRICE 12 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_12 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 6 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_6 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;

/* AVG PRICE 3 MONTHS */
UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
AVG( price ) as avg_price
FROM
price_temp
WHERE
sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price_3 = a.avg_price
WHERE
prices.`date` = @p1;


---- Price table ----



| id | product_id | date | price | price_3 | price_6 | price_12 |


---- Product table ----



| id | pricegroup |


---- Prices_temp table ----



| pricegroup | sales_date | price |






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  • 1




    Check w3schools.com/sql/func_mysql_case.asp
    – J. Almandos
    Nov 15 '18 at 13:13










  • So something like "avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN p3 AND p1 THEN price END) as avg_p3"
    – Patrick
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:53














  • 1




    Check w3schools.com/sql/func_mysql_case.asp
    – J. Almandos
    Nov 15 '18 at 13:13










  • So something like "avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN p3 AND p1 THEN price END) as avg_p3"
    – Patrick
    Nov 15 '18 at 14:53








1




1




Check w3schools.com/sql/func_mysql_case.asp
– J. Almandos
Nov 15 '18 at 13:13




Check w3schools.com/sql/func_mysql_case.asp
– J. Almandos
Nov 15 '18 at 13:13












So something like "avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN p3 AND p1 THEN price END) as avg_p3"
– Patrick
Nov 15 '18 at 14:53




So something like "avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN p3 AND p1 THEN price END) as avg_p3"
– Patrick
Nov 15 '18 at 14:53












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So after looking at cases I remade the query and used cases within the AVG



UPDATE
prices
JOIN product ON
product.id = prices.product_id
JOIN(
SELECT
pricegroup,
avg(CASE WHEN sales_date = @p1 THEN price END) as p1,
avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p3,
avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p6,
avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p12
FROM
price_temp
GROUP BY
pricegroup
) as a ON
a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
SET
prices.price = IF(a.p1 IS NULL, 0, a.p1),
prices.price_3 = IF(a.p3 IS NULL, 0, a.p3),
prices.price_6 = IF(a.p6 IS NULL, 0, a.p6),
prices.price_12 = IF(a.p12 IS NULL, 0, a.p12)





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    So after looking at cases I remade the query and used cases within the AVG



    UPDATE
    prices
    JOIN product ON
    product.id = prices.product_id
    JOIN(
    SELECT
    pricegroup,
    avg(CASE WHEN sales_date = @p1 THEN price END) as p1,
    avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p3,
    avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p6,
    avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p12
    FROM
    price_temp
    GROUP BY
    pricegroup
    ) as a ON
    a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
    SET
    prices.price = IF(a.p1 IS NULL, 0, a.p1),
    prices.price_3 = IF(a.p3 IS NULL, 0, a.p3),
    prices.price_6 = IF(a.p6 IS NULL, 0, a.p6),
    prices.price_12 = IF(a.p12 IS NULL, 0, a.p12)





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      So after looking at cases I remade the query and used cases within the AVG



      UPDATE
      prices
      JOIN product ON
      product.id = prices.product_id
      JOIN(
      SELECT
      pricegroup,
      avg(CASE WHEN sales_date = @p1 THEN price END) as p1,
      avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p3,
      avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p6,
      avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p12
      FROM
      price_temp
      GROUP BY
      pricegroup
      ) as a ON
      a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
      SET
      prices.price = IF(a.p1 IS NULL, 0, a.p1),
      prices.price_3 = IF(a.p3 IS NULL, 0, a.p3),
      prices.price_6 = IF(a.p6 IS NULL, 0, a.p6),
      prices.price_12 = IF(a.p12 IS NULL, 0, a.p12)





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        So after looking at cases I remade the query and used cases within the AVG



        UPDATE
        prices
        JOIN product ON
        product.id = prices.product_id
        JOIN(
        SELECT
        pricegroup,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date = @p1 THEN price END) as p1,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p3,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p6,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p12
        FROM
        price_temp
        GROUP BY
        pricegroup
        ) as a ON
        a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
        SET
        prices.price = IF(a.p1 IS NULL, 0, a.p1),
        prices.price_3 = IF(a.p3 IS NULL, 0, a.p3),
        prices.price_6 = IF(a.p6 IS NULL, 0, a.p6),
        prices.price_12 = IF(a.p12 IS NULL, 0, a.p12)





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        So after looking at cases I remade the query and used cases within the AVG



        UPDATE
        prices
        JOIN product ON
        product.id = prices.product_id
        JOIN(
        SELECT
        pricegroup,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date = @p1 THEN price END) as p1,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p3 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p3,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p6 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p6,
        avg(CASE WHEN sales_date BETWEEN @p12 AND @p1 THEN price END) as p12
        FROM
        price_temp
        GROUP BY
        pricegroup
        ) as a ON
        a.pricegroup = product.pricegroup
        SET
        prices.price = IF(a.p1 IS NULL, 0, a.p1),
        prices.price_3 = IF(a.p3 IS NULL, 0, a.p3),
        prices.price_6 = IF(a.p6 IS NULL, 0, a.p6),
        prices.price_12 = IF(a.p12 IS NULL, 0, a.p12)






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