I'm having some issues with trying to fix this SQL Query
This is a custom search query which is searching for the word 'weddings' on all pages on this CMS system.
At the moment I am getting the same page appear on the first 5 rows because the word 'weddings' appears 5 times. What I want to do is combine the rows with the same ID number into 1 row so it doesn't appear multiple times.
I thought doing a group by at the end of this statement would do this but I keep getting an SQL syntax error
GROUP BY `documents`.`id`
I have attached the full SQL bellow with an image of the output i currently get.... Any idea?
SELECT `documents`.*,
`documenttypes`.`name` as `doctype`,
`articles`.`id` as `article_id`,
`articles`.`language_id`,
`articles`.`title`,
`articles`.`template`,
`articles`.`slug`,
`articles`.`path`,
`articles`.`slug_title`,
MATCH ( elements.textvalue )AGAINST ( 'weddings' ) AS score,
elements.textvalue AS matching,
LOWER(`articles`.`title`)
LIKE '%weddings%' as 'like_title',
( MATCH ( elements.textvalue )
AGAINST ( 'weddings' ) ) + IF(( LOWER(`articles`.`title`)
LIKE '%weddings%'),1, 0) + IF((LOWER(`elements`.`textvalue`)
LIKE '%weddings%'),1, 0) as total FROM (`documents`)
LEFT JOIN `articles` ON `articles`.`document_id` = `documents`.`id`
LEFT JOIN `documenttypes` ON `documents`.`documenttype_id` = `documenttypes`.`id`
LEFT JOIN `documents_users` AS du ON `documents`.`id` = du.`document_id`
LEFT JOIN `documents_usergroups` AS dug ON `documents`.`id` = dug.`document_id`
LEFT JOIN elements ON `elements`.`article_id` = `articles`.`id`
WHERE `documents`.`trashed` = 0
AND `documents`.`published` = 1
AND `articles`.`status_id` = 1
AND `articles`.`language_id` = 1
AND (`documents`.`no_search` = '0'
OR `documents`.`no_search` IS NULL)
AND ( (dug.usergroup_id IS NULL)
AND (du.user_id IS NULL) )
AND (`documents`.`startdate` < NOW()
OR `documents`.`startdate` = '0000-00-00 00:00:00' OR `documents`.`startdate` IS NULL)
AND (`documents`.`enddate` > NOW()
OR `documents`.`enddate` = '0000-00-00 00:00:00'
OR `documents`.`enddate` IS NULL)
HAVING (total > 0)
ORDER BY label ASC,
total DESC LIMIT 0,10
You can try to use the statement DISTINCT
:
SELECT DISTINCT 'documents'.*,
'documenttypes'.'name' as 'doctype',
'articles'.'id' as 'article_id',
...
GROUP BY
lets you use aggregate functions, like AVG
, MAX
, MIN
, SUM
, and COUNT
which apparently you don't use.