In the database we often use SQL statements to do a simple statistical sort of table, for the Date field, we can simply order it. For a complex point can be group,order by date, month, day, respectively.
Group by year, sorting by statistics:
SELECT Yera (Established_time), COUNT (*) as num <span style= "FONT-SIZE:13.75PX; Font-family:arial, Helvetica, Sans-serif; " >from ' Table_record ' GROUP by year (Established_time) </span>
Group by month, sorted by statistics:
Method One: Simple and practical
SELECT year (established_time) as "year", MONTH (established_time) as ' MONTH ', COUNT (*) as ' count ' from
' Table_record '
GROUP by year (established_time) DESC, MONTH (established_time)
Effect:
Year Month count
------ ------ -------
2014 1 8320
2014 2 5837
2014 3 25069
2014 4 29820
2014 5 25060
2014 6 17615
2014 7 1
2013 1 9114
2013 2 4258
Method Two: Use MySQL built-in string connection function CONCAT (str1, str2, ..., STR3).
SELECT CONCAT (established_time), ', ', MONTH (established_time) as Data_time, COUNT (*) as num from
' Table_ Record '
#group by Data_time
Group by year (Established_time) Desc,month (established_time)
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Effect:
Data_time num
--------- --------
2014,1 8320
2014,2 5837
2014,3 25069
2014,4 29910
2014,5 25018
2014,6 17347
2014,7 1
2013,1 9114
2013,2 4258
2013,3 8047
Note that this is not used here:
SELECT year (established_time) +month (established_time) as Data_time
This is wrong, it will cause 2010+1=2011 such a mistake.
In addition, if only use the following statement, is the statistics of the monthly data for many years.
SELECT MONTH (established_time) as ' MONTH ', COUNT (*) as ' count ' from
' tb_gongshangju_record_beijing ' GROUP by< C3/>month (established_time) DESC
The effect is as follows:
Month Count
------ --------
12 44952
11 49720
10 38587
9 48967
8 52874
7 54082
6 69532
5 76999
4 87289
3 85249
2 39997
1 49017
(NULL) 34456
Group by date Day, sorting by statistics
SELECT year (established_time) as "year", MONTH (established_time) as ' MONTH ', Day (established_time) as ' Day ', COUNT (*) as ' Count ' from
' Table_record '
WHERE table_record ' established_time ' >= ' 2014-01-01 ' GROUP by year
( Established_time) DESC, MONTH (established_time) DESC, Day (established_time) DESC