Okay so this has been modified there is still 3 tables board, account, log
Thanks to Bryan Moyles he kind of give me an epiphany
here’s my code
$query=$S->query("
SELECT
`TBL`.`LAcc`,
`TBL`.`AId`,
`TBL`.`Add`,
`TBL`.`Lost`,
`TBL`.`LDate`,
`TBL`.`FDate`
FROM (
SELECT
(SELECT SUM(`Add`) FROM `m_rules` GROUP BY `Group`) AS `Add`,
`S`.`Account` as `LAcc`,
`P`.`Id` as `AId`,
SUM(`S`.`Loss`*`S`.`Multiple`) AS `Lost`,
MAX(`S`.`Timestamp`) AS `LDate`,
MIN(`S`.`Timestamp`) AS `FDate`
FROM `log` AS S,`account` AS P
GROUP BY `P`.`Id`
) as `TBL`
WHERE `TBL`.`FDate` <= NOW()
AND `TBL`.`LDate` >= DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 1 DAY)
") or die(mysql_error());
while($Log=$S->fetch($query)) {
if($Log['AId']==$Log['LAcc']) {
$Score=$Log['Add']-$Log['Lost'];
} else {
$Score='Bonus';
}
/*
echoing to see results
*/
echo $Log['AId'].' : '.$Score.'<br />';
/*
This is what the query would look like Thanks to Bryan Moyles,
$S->query("INSERT INTO `board` (`Account`,`Score`, `Date`)VALUES('".$Log['Id']."', '".$Score."', 'NOW()') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE Score = '".$Score."'");
*/
}
Here you go all results: Group by Account ID
Account Id:4, Log Account:5, Add: 97.64236, Lost:141.11371 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:07:46, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:05:48, Score:Bonus
Account Id:5, Log Account:5, Add: 97.64236, Lost:141.11371 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:07:46, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:05:48, Score:-43.47135
Account Id:6, Log Account:5, Add: 97.64236, Lost:141.11371 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:07:46, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:05:48, Score:Bonus
Account Id:7, Log Account:5, Add: 97.64236, Lost:141.11371 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:07:46, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:05:48, Score:Bonus
Account Id:8, Log Account:5, Add: 97.64236, Lost:141.11371 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:07:46, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:05:48, Score:Bonus
GROUP BY Log Account ID
Account Id:4, Log Account:4, Add: 97.64236, Lost:119.67095 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:07:46, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:06:29, Score:-22.02859
Account Id:4, Log Account:5, Add: 97.64236, Lost:542.30295 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:06:54, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:05:48, Score:Bonus
Account Id:4, Log Account:6, Add: 97.64236, Lost:43.59465 LastDate:2012-05-04 22:07:06, FirstDate:2012-05-04 22:07:06, Score:Bonus
I see the problem just not sure of the solution..
SOLVED!
I replaced
FROM `log` AS S,`account` AS P
With
FROM `account` AS `P` LEFT JOIN `log` AS `S` ON `P`.`Id`=`S`.`Account`
in the original query (before I modified and changed it on here) I had the account and log in reverse along with the P.Id=S.Account which didn’t work so I just swapped log and account around and it works.. can’t believe that was the issue but thank you for the help.
I’m not sure how you would ever come across a situation where the log didn’t exist, being that you’re building your data off of the results of a query. However, you’re inserting the primary key, and you can catch the duplicate key error, and run an update accordingly.
Check out this article
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/insert-on-duplicate.html