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I have a inventory table where i have records which refers to inventory movement of products sold by a company. The movement have 'INCOMING', 'OUTGOING' params based on type of inventory movement. It also has one more column which says the type of 'INCOMING' or 'OUTGOING'... like incoming because of NEW STOCK arrival, outgoing because of PURCHASE by customer... etc...



Now am making a report where i want to list non sold products for a long while. So am making the following query...



SELECT p.id as pid, product_name, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MAX(case when movement_type='OUTGOING' and movement_type_category='PURCHASED' then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_last_sale, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MIN(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in, MAX(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end) AS last_inv_in from inventory_movement im left join products p on im.product = p.id GROUP BY product having last_inv_in > 0 ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale desc limit 100 


And i get the following output as shown in the image.
enter image description here
This output is nearly correct but with one issue. If a product was never sold even once in the past the column where i try to get days different between CURRENT DAY and LAST SOLD DAY will return null. In that case i need the DAYS difference between CURRENT DAY and FIRST INVENTORY IN of that product to be on the place so i can order that column descending and get the output. But i can get those data as only 2 different columns not as one column. Can someone help me to write a query to get it as combined column so i can sort that data to get result. Am attaching my inventory movement table snap also to show how the data look like...



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    I have a inventory table where i have records which refers to inventory movement of products sold by a company. The movement have 'INCOMING', 'OUTGOING' params based on type of inventory movement. It also has one more column which says the type of 'INCOMING' or 'OUTGOING'... like incoming because of NEW STOCK arrival, outgoing because of PURCHASE by customer... etc...



    Now am making a report where i want to list non sold products for a long while. So am making the following query...



    SELECT p.id as pid, product_name, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MAX(case when movement_type='OUTGOING' and movement_type_category='PURCHASED' then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_last_sale, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MIN(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in, MAX(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end) AS last_inv_in from inventory_movement im left join products p on im.product = p.id GROUP BY product having last_inv_in > 0 ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale desc limit 100 


    And i get the following output as shown in the image.
    enter image description here
    This output is nearly correct but with one issue. If a product was never sold even once in the past the column where i try to get days different between CURRENT DAY and LAST SOLD DAY will return null. In that case i need the DAYS difference between CURRENT DAY and FIRST INVENTORY IN of that product to be on the place so i can order that column descending and get the output. But i can get those data as only 2 different columns not as one column. Can someone help me to write a query to get it as combined column so i can sort that data to get result. Am attaching my inventory movement table snap also to show how the data look like...



    enter image description here










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      I have a inventory table where i have records which refers to inventory movement of products sold by a company. The movement have 'INCOMING', 'OUTGOING' params based on type of inventory movement. It also has one more column which says the type of 'INCOMING' or 'OUTGOING'... like incoming because of NEW STOCK arrival, outgoing because of PURCHASE by customer... etc...



      Now am making a report where i want to list non sold products for a long while. So am making the following query...



      SELECT p.id as pid, product_name, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MAX(case when movement_type='OUTGOING' and movement_type_category='PURCHASED' then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_last_sale, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MIN(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in, MAX(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end) AS last_inv_in from inventory_movement im left join products p on im.product = p.id GROUP BY product having last_inv_in > 0 ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale desc limit 100 


      And i get the following output as shown in the image.
      enter image description here
      This output is nearly correct but with one issue. If a product was never sold even once in the past the column where i try to get days different between CURRENT DAY and LAST SOLD DAY will return null. In that case i need the DAYS difference between CURRENT DAY and FIRST INVENTORY IN of that product to be on the place so i can order that column descending and get the output. But i can get those data as only 2 different columns not as one column. Can someone help me to write a query to get it as combined column so i can sort that data to get result. Am attaching my inventory movement table snap also to show how the data look like...



      enter image description here










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      I have a inventory table where i have records which refers to inventory movement of products sold by a company. The movement have 'INCOMING', 'OUTGOING' params based on type of inventory movement. It also has one more column which says the type of 'INCOMING' or 'OUTGOING'... like incoming because of NEW STOCK arrival, outgoing because of PURCHASE by customer... etc...



      Now am making a report where i want to list non sold products for a long while. So am making the following query...



      SELECT p.id as pid, product_name, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MAX(case when movement_type='OUTGOING' and movement_type_category='PURCHASED' then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_last_sale, DATEDIFF(NOW(), MIN(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end)) AS unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in, MAX(case when movement_type='INCOMING' and movement_type_category='NEW_STOCK' and quantity>0 then movement_on end) AS last_inv_in from inventory_movement im left join products p on im.product = p.id GROUP BY product having last_inv_in > 0 ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale desc limit 100 


      And i get the following output as shown in the image.
      enter image description here
      This output is nearly correct but with one issue. If a product was never sold even once in the past the column where i try to get days different between CURRENT DAY and LAST SOLD DAY will return null. In that case i need the DAYS difference between CURRENT DAY and FIRST INVENTORY IN of that product to be on the place so i can order that column descending and get the output. But i can get those data as only 2 different columns not as one column. Can someone help me to write a query to get it as combined column so i can sort that data to get result. Am attaching my inventory movement table snap also to show how the data look like...



      enter image description here







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          I think IfNull function will resolve your issue.



          Here's modified query.



           SELECT p.id                                        AS pid, 
          product_name,
          Datediff(Now(), Ifnull(Max(CASE
          WHEN movement_type = 'OUTGOING'
          AND movement_type_category =
          'PURCHASED' THEN
          movement_on
          end), Min(CASE
          WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
          AND movement_type_category =
          'NEW_STOCK'
          AND quantity > 0 THEN
          movement_on
          end))) AS
          unsold_days_since_last_sale,
          Datediff(Now(), Min(CASE
          WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
          AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
          AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
          end)) AS
          unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in,
          Max(CASE
          WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
          AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
          AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
          end) AS last_inv_in
          FROM inventory_movement im
          LEFT JOIN products p
          ON im.product = p.id
          GROUP BY product
          HAVING last_inv_in > 0
          ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale DESC
          LIMIT 100





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            I think IfNull function will resolve your issue.



            Here's modified query.



             SELECT p.id                                        AS pid, 
            product_name,
            Datediff(Now(), Ifnull(Max(CASE
            WHEN movement_type = 'OUTGOING'
            AND movement_type_category =
            'PURCHASED' THEN
            movement_on
            end), Min(CASE
            WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
            AND movement_type_category =
            'NEW_STOCK'
            AND quantity > 0 THEN
            movement_on
            end))) AS
            unsold_days_since_last_sale,
            Datediff(Now(), Min(CASE
            WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
            AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
            AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
            end)) AS
            unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in,
            Max(CASE
            WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
            AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
            AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
            end) AS last_inv_in
            FROM inventory_movement im
            LEFT JOIN products p
            ON im.product = p.id
            GROUP BY product
            HAVING last_inv_in > 0
            ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale DESC
            LIMIT 100





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              I think IfNull function will resolve your issue.



              Here's modified query.



               SELECT p.id                                        AS pid, 
              product_name,
              Datediff(Now(), Ifnull(Max(CASE
              WHEN movement_type = 'OUTGOING'
              AND movement_type_category =
              'PURCHASED' THEN
              movement_on
              end), Min(CASE
              WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
              AND movement_type_category =
              'NEW_STOCK'
              AND quantity > 0 THEN
              movement_on
              end))) AS
              unsold_days_since_last_sale,
              Datediff(Now(), Min(CASE
              WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
              AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
              AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
              end)) AS
              unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in,
              Max(CASE
              WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
              AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
              AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
              end) AS last_inv_in
              FROM inventory_movement im
              LEFT JOIN products p
              ON im.product = p.id
              GROUP BY product
              HAVING last_inv_in > 0
              ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale DESC
              LIMIT 100





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                I think IfNull function will resolve your issue.



                Here's modified query.



                 SELECT p.id                                        AS pid, 
                product_name,
                Datediff(Now(), Ifnull(Max(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'OUTGOING'
                AND movement_type_category =
                'PURCHASED' THEN
                movement_on
                end), Min(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
                AND movement_type_category =
                'NEW_STOCK'
                AND quantity > 0 THEN
                movement_on
                end))) AS
                unsold_days_since_last_sale,
                Datediff(Now(), Min(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
                AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
                AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
                end)) AS
                unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in,
                Max(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
                AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
                AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
                end) AS last_inv_in
                FROM inventory_movement im
                LEFT JOIN products p
                ON im.product = p.id
                GROUP BY product
                HAVING last_inv_in > 0
                ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale DESC
                LIMIT 100





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                I think IfNull function will resolve your issue.



                Here's modified query.



                 SELECT p.id                                        AS pid, 
                product_name,
                Datediff(Now(), Ifnull(Max(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'OUTGOING'
                AND movement_type_category =
                'PURCHASED' THEN
                movement_on
                end), Min(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
                AND movement_type_category =
                'NEW_STOCK'
                AND quantity > 0 THEN
                movement_on
                end))) AS
                unsold_days_since_last_sale,
                Datediff(Now(), Min(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
                AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
                AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
                end)) AS
                unsold_days_since_first_inventory_in,
                Max(CASE
                WHEN movement_type = 'INCOMING'
                AND movement_type_category = 'NEW_STOCK'
                AND quantity > 0 THEN movement_on
                end) AS last_inv_in
                FROM inventory_movement im
                LEFT JOIN products p
                ON im.product = p.id
                GROUP BY product
                HAVING last_inv_in > 0
                ORDER BY unsold_days_since_last_sale DESC
                LIMIT 100






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