This will be in MySQL. Table consists of following fields:
Date, ID, blah, blahblah, blahblahblah
I believe the primary key needs to be Date & ID.
The query I want to run is for every Date
, count all the IDs
but only if this is the last date the ID shows up.
So if the ID shows up in the database on 9/9/16 but NOT on 9/10/16 then we would say that it disappeared and therefore add it to the total count for date 9/9/16.
If that same ID later reappears on 9/11/16, when we run the query again that ID will no longer be added to the count as of 9/9/16. If on 9/12/16 that ID disappears again then it would be added to the count as of 9/11/16.
Here's some sample data. I did not put any data in for the "blahs" since it is not relevant for the query (I believe):
Date, ID, blah, blahblah, blahblahblah 9/8/2016, 1 9/8/2016, 2 9/8/2016, 3 9/8/2016, 4 9/8/2016, 5 9/8/2016, 6 9/8/2016, 7 9/8/2016, 8 9/9/2016, 1 9/9/2016, 2 9/9/2016, 3 9/9/2016, 4 9/9/2016, 5 9/9/2016, 9 9/9/2016, 10 9/9/2016, 11 9/10/2016, 2 9/10/2016, 4 9/10/2016, 6 9/10/2016, 11 9/10/2016, 12 9/10/2016, 13
The expected output run on 9/9/16 would be:
Date, Total IDs Last Day 9/8/16,3 9/9/16,8
The expected output run on 9/10/16 would be:
Date, Total IDs Last Day 9/8/16,2 9/9/16,4 9/10/16,6
Note that when the query is run on 9/10/16, the total for 9/8/16 is different from when it was run on 9/9/16 because an ID (number 6) disappeared but then re-appeared.