2014/1/10 Noel Grandin <[email protected]>

>
>
> On 2014-01-09 23:43, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
>
>> This works fine, but I would prefer to only have Date shown when it is
>> different as the previous Date. Is this possible?
>>
>
> Depends on what you mean by "previous date"?
> You didn't show the table definition, so it's hard to know.
>
> In general, filtering when you are using GROUP BY means using a HAVING
> clause.
>

The definition (that is important, I removed 16 fields) is:
CREATE  TABLE vmstatDefault (
    date                    DATE DEFAULT CURRENT_DATE() NOT NULL,
    time                    TIME DEFAULT CURRENT_TIME() NOT NULL,
    idleTime                INT,

    PRIMARY KEY     (date, time)
);

I use:
SELECT   date                  AS Date
,        SUBSTRING(time, 1, 2) AS Hour
,        MIN(idleTime)         AS `Min Idle`
,        MAX(idleTime)         AS `Max Idle`
,        COUNT(*)              AS SUM
FROM     vmstatDefault
GROUP BY Date
,        Hour
ORDER BY Date DESC
,        Hour DESC


This gives:
DATE        HOUR  MIN IDLE  MAX IDLE  SUM
2014-01-11    09        87        95   45
2014-01-11    08        93        95   60
2014-01-11    07        94        95   60
2014-01-11    06        95        95   60
2014-01-11    05        95        95   60
2014-01-11    04        94        95   60
2014-01-11    03        95        95   60
2014-01-11    02        95        95   60
2014-01-11    01        95        95   60
2014-01-11    00        95        95   60
2014-01-10    23        86        96   60
2014-01-10    22        87        97   60
2014-01-10    21        92        97   60

But I would like to get:
DATE        HOUR  MIN IDLE  MAX IDLE  SUM
2014-01-11    09        87        95   45
              08        93        95   60
              07        94        95   60
              06        95        95   60
              05        95        95   60
              04        94        95   60
              03        95        95   60
              02        95        95   60
              01        95        95   60
              00        95        95   60
2014-01-10    23        86        96   60
              22        87        97   60
              21        92        97   60

That I can not do what HAVING (as far as I know). I have done something
like this about 15 years ago. But it is possible that this was an extension
to SQL and not standard SQL. I just do not remember what I did. :-(

-- 
Cecil Westerhof

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