Reputation: 2376
There are two Stackoverflow questions on how to group tables together by date and I can get it to work. My problem is I only want records that belong to a unique client ID IE Where client_id = x
My tables are:
TABLE INVOICE
invoice_id
client_id
invoice_number
invoice_amount
invoice_date
TABLE PAYMENT
payment_id
invoice_id
payment_amount
payment_date
At the moment my mySQL statement reads through the whole database. How do I get all invoice and payment details just for one client? IE WHERE client_id = x
My mySQL statement is:
SELECT payment_id AS idno, payment_amount AS debit, NULL as credit, payment_date
AS added_on FROM payment
UNION ALL
SELECT invoice_id AS idno, NULL, invoice_total AS credit, invoice_date AS added_on FROM invoice
WHERE client_id = 24
ORDER BY added_on
Do I have to have the same amount of columns from each table? How do I identify from which table the data comes from?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 78
Reputation: 23
I don't really know how the UNION
, but i do know that your 2 two queries need the same amount of columns, just like you did.
I think the reason for your sql statement reading through the whole table is because your two tables are not joined, to do this you can do like @Sid-Hussain mentioned, by joining them in your first SELECT
. You then just need to add WHERE client_id = 24
on the your first SELECT
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 760
SELECT * FROM invoice i
JOIN payment p ON p.invoice_id = i.invoice_id
WHERE i.client_id= 24
Upvotes: 1