Michi :
CREATE TABLE Purchasing (
Event_Type VARCHAR(255),
Product VARCHAR(255),
Quantity VARCHAR(255)
);
INSERT INTO Purchasing
(Event_Type, Product, Quantity)
VALUES
("Offer", "Product_A", "300"),
("Offer", "Product_B", "200"),
("Offer", "Product_C", "500"),
("Offer", "Product_D", "400"),
("Offer", "Product_E", "600"),
("Order", "Product_B", "250"),
("Order", "Product_C", "450");
The table displays the purchasing status of different products
using the Event_Type
Offer
or Order
.
As you can see some of the products have an Event_Type
Order
whereas other once have the Event_Type Offer
.
Now, I want to achieve that once a Product
has an Event_Type
Order
the Quantity
of the Order
replaces the Quantity
of the Offer
. The result should look like this:
Product Event_Type Quantity
Product_A Offer 300
Product_B Order 250
Prodcut_C Order 450
Product_D Offer 400
Product_E Offer 600
So far I am only able to query the data without replacing the values if a criteria is met:
SELECT
Product,
Event_Type,
Quantity
FROM Purchasing
GROUP BY 1,2;
What do I need to change in the SQL to get the result?
Strawberry :
SELECT x.product
, COALESCE(y.event_type,x.event_type) event_type
, COALESCE(y.quantity,x.quantity) quantity
FROM purchasing x
LEFT
JOIN purchasing y
ON y.product = x.product
AND y.event_type = 'order'
WHERE x.event_type = 'offer'