I'm fairly new at all of this, so if you can endure my explanation and offer any help, I would be most grateful.
We have 4 groups of individual tasks (all unique)
Each task is assigned to a campus.
within the groupings the tasks are sequential, the groups however are not sequential. Each group contains ~ 6 tasks.
My goal is to query our DB and list the progress in each of the 4 groups based on the completion of tasks within the groups.
Would it be best to use a Select CASE sequence or IF, or write a function or procedure?
I'll put in the code I have, but try not to laugh. :)
We have 4 groups of individual tasks (all unique)
Each task is assigned to a campus.
within the groupings the tasks are sequential, the groups however are not sequential. Each group contains ~ 6 tasks.
My goal is to query our DB and list the progress in each of the 4 groups based on the completion of tasks within the groups.
Would it be best to use a Select CASE sequence or IF, or write a function or procedure?
I'll put in the code I have, but try not to laugh. :)
Code:
SELECT DISTINCT fc.name, tasks.name, tasks.status, CASE tasks.name WHEN tasks.name LIKE '1a. Prelim%' /* AND tasks.status = 'Completed'*/ THEN 1 WHEN tasks.name LIKE '1b. Prelim%' AND tasks.status = 'Completed' THEN 2 ELSE 999 END AS 'Rank1' FROM tasks JOIN users AS u1 ON u1.id = tasks.assigned_user_id JOIN focus_campuses_tasks_c AS fct ON tasks.id = focus_campa19fkstasks_idb JOIN focus_campuses_audit AS fca ON fct.focus_campe780ampuses_ida = fca.parent_id JOIN focus_campuses AS fc ON fc.id = focus_campe780ampuses_ida JOIN users AS u2 ON u2.id = fca.after_value_string JOIN tasks_cstm AS tc ON tc.id_c = tasks.id -- WHERE IFNULL(tasks.status, 'Active') <> 'Completed' WHERE tc.auto_campus_expansion_c = 1 AND tasks.status <> 'NULL' -- AND tasks.name LIKE '%Prelim%' -- AND tasks.name like '%4%' ORDER BY fc.name, Rank1, tasks.name, tasks.status ASC ;