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Asked: June 18, 20262026-06-18T13:50:40+00:00 2026-06-18T13:50:40+00:00

I have a table that has the following schema: DATA | CAUSE_1 | TIME_1

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I have a table that has the following schema:

DATA | CAUSE_1 | TIME_1 | CAUSE_2 | TIME_2 | CAUSE_3 | TIME_3

The CAUSE.* field (VarChar) can not contain any string, and if so, the field TIME.* is 0.

I’m trying to create a query, but unfortunately without success, where I would have the result display in this form:

CAUSE | TOT_TIME | N_RIPET_CAUSE,

where:

  • In CAUSE I have a list of what is contained in CAUSE_1 ... CAUSE_3,
  • In TOT_TIME the sum of the values in TIME_1 ... TIME_3,
  • In N_RIPET_CAUSE the number of repetitions of each CAUSE.

I hope I explained.

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    2026-06-18T13:50:42+00:00Added an answer on June 18, 2026 at 1:50 pm

    try this

     SELECT DATA ,CAUSE , TOT_TIME , N_RIPET_CAUSE
     FROM ( select DATA, CONCAT(`CAUSE_1`,' ',`CAUSE_2`, ' ', `CAUSE_3`) as CAUSE ,
     sum(`TIME_1` + `TIME_2` +`TIME_3`) as TOT_TIME ,
     (count(`CAUSE_1`)+count(`CAUSE_2`)+count(`CAUSE_3`)) as N_RIPET_CAUSE
     FROM your_table
     group by DATA
     ) t
    

    SEE SQLFIDDLE DEMO

    EDIT.

    try this

         ( select DATA , `CAUSE_1` as CAUSE ,
         sum(`TIME_1` + `TIME_2` +`TIME_3`) as TOT_TIME ,
         (count(`CAUSE_1`)+count(`CAUSE_2`)+count(`CAUSE_3`)) as N_RIPET_CAUSE
         FROM Table1 
        group by DATA)
      union all
        (select DATA , `CAUSE_2` as CAUSE ,
        sum(`TIME_1` + `TIME_2` +`TIME_3`) as TOT_TIME ,
        (count(`CAUSE_1`)+count(`CAUSE_2`)+count(`CAUSE_3`)) as N_RIPET_CAUSE
        FROM Table1
        group by DATA   )
      union all
    
        (select DATA , `CAUSE_3` as CAUSE ,
        sum(`TIME_1` + `TIME_2` +`TIME_3`) as TOT_TIME ,
        (count(`CAUSE_1`)+count(`CAUSE_2`)+count(`CAUSE_3`)) as N_RIPET_CAUSE
        FROM Table1
        group by DATA   )
    

    SQL DEMO HERE

    EDIT:

    try this due to your need

     select cause, sum(time) Tot_time, count(cause) N_Ripet_Cause
     from(
        select  cause_1 as cause, time_1 as time
        from Table1
        union all
        select  cause_2 as cause, time_2 as time
       from Table1
       union all
       select  cause_3 as cause, time_3 as time
       from Table1
     ) t
     group by cause
    

    DEMO SQL FIDDLE

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