obtain row count in mysql query itself

Question

I would like to obtain a sub-query's return row count in the query itself. Then I will use it in the main query in an if case. I have added an example and, as a dummy string I put QUERY_ROW_COUNT.Is there any function to achieve this? Thanks in advance...Regards...

SELECT period_id, 
       lt_id, 
       period_name, 
       min_stay, 
       IF(QUERY_ROW_COUNT=1, 1,0) as tag 
  FROM (SELECT period_id, 
               lt_id, 
               period_name, 
               min_stay, 
               fromDate, 
               toDate, 
               DATEDIFF( '2010-12-27', '2010-12-10' ) as totalDays, 
               nightly_rate,
               case when ('2010-12-10' > fromDate AND '2010-12-27' < toDate) then  
                  DATEDIFF( '2010-12-27', '2010-12-10' )  
                  else 0 
               end as d6,
               case when ('2010-12-10' > fromDate AND '2010-12-27' > toDate) then 
                  DATEDIFF( toDate, '2010-12-10' )+1 
                  else 0 
               end as d7,
               case when ('2010-12-10' < fromDate AND '2010-12-27' < toDate) then 
                  DATEDIFF( '2010-12-27', fromDate ) 
                  else 0 
               end as d8,
               case when ('2010-12-10' < fromDate AND '2010-12-27' > toDate) then 
                  DATEDIFF( toDate, fromDate ) 
                  else 0 
               end as d9    
          FROM `lt_hperiods`
         WHERE ('2010-12-10' BETWEEN Date( fromDate ) AND Date( toDate )  ) 
            OR ( '2010-12-27' BETWEEN Date( fromDate ) AND Date( toDate ))
            OR ('2010-12-10' <= fromDate  AND  '2010-12-27' >= toDate )
           AND (lt_id=1)) MQS

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Nov 22 '10 at 03:43

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you could use count( 1 ) as some_variable in the in-line select in your main from clause, then refer to it as MQS.some_variable in the select of your main query.

answered Nov 22 '10 at 03:43

bakoyaro

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score 0 · Answer 2 · answered Nov 22 '10 at 04:10

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Have you tried COUNT(*) or COUNT(DISTINCT period_id) where you have QUERY_ROW_COUNT?

answered Nov 22 '10 at 04:10

Andrew

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score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Nov 22 '10 at 06:49

(SOLVED...this is the tag who is scanning a working solution:) Thanks for all suggestions. I forgot to write that I have already tried all sum and count functions.. I however solved my problem sth like this.. I hope This helps to somebody. mysql allows you to define dynamic variables that is great.. This is the reference:

http://www.xaprb.com/blog/2006/12/02/how-to-number-rows-in-mysql/

This is the code:

set @countT = 0;
set @rowCount = 0;

SELECT MQ.period_id, MQ.lt_id, MQ.period_name, MQ.min_stay, MQ.fromDate, MQ.toDate, MQ.nightly_rate, MQ.periodDays, 
MQ.totalDays,
@countT := if(@countT = MQ.periodDays, 0 , @countT + MQ.periodDays) as periodDaysTotal, 
@rowCount:= @rowCount +1
FROM (
SELECT period_id, lt_id, period_name, min_stay, fromDate, toDate, totalDays, nightly_rate, (d1+d2+d3+d4+d5+d6+d7+d8+d9) periodDays 

FROM

(SELECT period_id, lt_id, period_name, min_stay, fromDate, toDate, DATEDIFF( '2010-05-02', '2010-03-10' ) as totalDays,  nightly_rate,

 case when ('2010-03-10' > fromDate AND '2010-05-02' < toDate) then DATEDIFF( '2010-05-02', '2010-03-10' ) else 0    end as d6,
 case when ('2010-03-10' > fromDate AND '2010-05-02' > toDate) then DATEDIFF( toDate, '2010-03-10' ) else 0  end as d7,
 case when ('2010-03-10' < fromDate AND '2010-05-02' < toDate) then DATEDIFF( '2010-05-02', fromDate ) else 0 end as d8,
 case when ('2010-03-10' < fromDate AND '2010-05-02' > toDate) then DATEDIFF( toDate, fromDate ) else 0 end as d9

 FROM `lt_hperiods`
 WHERE  
 ('2010-03-10' BETWEEN Date( fromDate ) AND Date( toDate )  ) OR
 ( '2010-05-02' BETWEEN Date( fromDate ) AND Date( toDate ))
 OR ('2010-03-10' <= fromDate  AND  '2010-05-02' >= toDate )
AND (lt_id=1)
) MQS ) MQ

obtain row count in mysql query itself

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