Given below is a gist of the query, which I'm able to run successfully in MySQL
SELECT a.*,
COALESCE(SUM(condition1 or condition2), 0) as countColumn
FROM table a
-- left joins with multiple tables
GROUP BY a.id;
Now, I'm trying to use it with JOOQ.
ctx.select(a.asterisk(),
coalesce(sum("How to get this ?")).as("columnCount"))
.from(a)
.leftJoin(b).on(someCondition)
.leftJoin(c).on(someCondition))
.leftJoin(d).on(someCondition)
.leftJoin(e).on(someCondition)
.groupBy(a.ID);
I'm having a hard time preparing the coalesce()
part, and would really appreciate some help.
jOOQ's API is more strict about the distinction between Condition
and Field<Boolean>
, which means you cannot simply treat booleans as numbers as you can in MySQL. It's usually not a bad idea to be explicit about data types to prevent edge cases, so this strictness isn't necessarly a bad thing.
So, you can transform your booleans to integers as follows:
coalesce(
sum(
when(condition1.or(condition2), inline(1))
.else_(inline(0))
),
inline(0)
)
But even better than that, why not use a standard SQL FILTER
clause, which can be emulated in MySQL using a COUNT(CASE ...)
aggregate function:
count().filterWhere(condition1.or(condition2))