mysql combine query

Question

need help, how can we combine these query? ive a problem in join statement..

SELECT hc.id_company, hc.name, hc.email, dc.country, dc.date_join, 
sum(if(ha.type='ADMIN',1,0)) as ADMIN, 
sum(if(length(ha.type)=6,1,0)) as STAFF, 
sum(if(ha.type='CUST',1,0)) as CUST
from h_company hc, d_company dc 
JOIN h_adminstaffcust ha USING (id_company)
where hc.id_company=dc.id_company
group by id_company;

SELECT max(logs.date)
FROM h_company hc LEFT JOIN logs ON (hc.id_company = logs.id_company)
group by hc.id_company
having max(logs.date)<'2009-08-15';

thx2 for much help.. finally i modify the first query to eliminate first join. here is my combine code ...

   SELECT 
   hc.ID_COMPANY, 
   hc.NAME, 
   hc.email,
   (SELECT dc.country FROM d_company dc WHERE hc.ID_COMPANY = dc.ID_Company) as country,
   (SELECT dc.date_join FROM d_company dc WHERE hc.ID_COMPANY = dc.ID_Company) as date_join,
   max(logs.date),
   (SELECT COUNT(ha.ID_COMPANY) FROM h_adminstaffcust ha WHERE hc.ID_COMPANY = ha.ID_Company and TYPE = 'ADMIN') as ADMIN,
   (SELECT COUNT(ha.ID_COMPANY) FROM h_adminstaffcust ha WHERE hc.ID_COMPANY = ha.ID_Company and TYPE = 'CUST') as CUST,
   (SELECT COUNT(ha.ID_COMPANY) FROM h_adminstaffcust ha WHERE hc.ID_COMPANY = ha.ID_Company and length(TYPE)=6) as STAFF
   FROM h_company hc LEFT JOIN logs ON (hc.id_company = logs.id_company)
   GROUP BY hc.ID_COMPANY
   having max(logs.date)<'2009-08-15';

Answer 1

A few ways, but I'm not entirely sure what you're looking for to combine them. If you're looking to just return the companies which have a max log date less than 2009-08-15, you can use exists:

SELECT hc.id_company, hc.name, hc.email, dc.country, dc.date_join, 
    sum(if(ha.type='ADMIN',1,0)) as ADMIN, 
    sum(if(length(ha.type)=6,1,0)) as STAFF, 
    sum(if(ha.type='CUST',1,0)) as CUST
from h_company hc, d_company dc 
JOIN h_adminstaffcust ha USING (id_company)
where hc.id_company=dc.id_company
and exists (
    SELECT 1
    FROM h_company hc1 LEFT JOIN logs ON (hc1.id_company = logs.id_company)
    where hc1.id_company = hc.id_company
    group by hc1.id_company
    having coalesce(max(logs.date), '1900-01-01') < '2009-08-15'
)
group by id_company;

Also, note that I used coalesce to ensure you're capturing the null logs.

Now, if you want to see the last log date:

SELECT hc.id_company, hc.name, hc.email, dc.country, dc.date_join, 
    sum(if(ha.type='ADMIN',1,0)) as ADMIN, 
    sum(if(length(ha.type)=6,1,0)) as STAFF, 
    sum(if(ha.type='CUST',1,0)) as CUST
from h_company hc, d_company dc 
JOIN h_adminstaffcust ha USING (id_company)
inner join (SELECT hc1.id_company, max(logs.date) as maxdate
    FROM h_company hc1 LEFT JOIN logs ON (hc1.id_company = logs.id_company)
    group by hc1.id_company
    having coalesce(max(logs.date), '1900-01-01') < '2009-08-15')) as logs on
   hc.id_company = logs.id_company
where hc.id_company=dc.id_company

If you want to do this for just a specific company, do:

SELECT hc.id_company, hc.name, hc.email, dc.country, dc.date_join, 
    sum(if(ha.type='ADMIN',1,0)) as ADMIN, 
    sum(if(length(ha.type)=6,1,0)) as STAFF, 
    sum(if(ha.type='CUST',1,0)) as CUST
from h_company hc, d_company dc 
JOIN h_adminstaffcust ha USING (id_company)
inner join (SELECT hc1.id_company, max(logs.date) as maxdate
    FROM h_company hc1 LEFT JOIN logs ON (hc1.id_company = logs.id_company)
    where hc1.id_company = 1245 --Add where clause here
    group by hc1.id_company
    having coalesce(max(logs.date), '1900-01-01') < '2009-08-15')) as logs on
   hc.id_company = logs.id_company
where hc.id_company=dc.id_company

That way, you aren't returning the entirety of the list in that subquery.