How to "select"

[MySQL_Narb]

SELECT SUM(`money_earned`),SUM(`army_strength`),SUM(`worker_opm`) FROM `highscores` ORDER BY SUM(`money_earned`) DESC LIMIT $start,$per_page

 

Above is my query pulling data from highscores. In the table highscores, there is a field called "group" to indicate the group they belong to. The purpose of this function is to get the total money of each group by getting the sum of all money from the member's submitted scores, and then ordering by `money_earned` DESC; Is there a way to do this?

 

like get the sums of `money_earned` where all group numbers equal eachother

 

e.g, it would get the total $$$ for everyone of group 4, total $$$ for everyone in group 3, etc

[Barand]

"group" is a poor choice for a column name as it is a MySQL reserved word. Whenever you use it in a query you must put it in backticks (`group`)

 

What you need to do is GROUP BY `group` in you query.

SELECT SUM(`money_earned`) as totEarn
, SUM(`army_strength`) as totstrength
, SUM(`worker_opm`) as totopm
FROM `highscores` 
GROUP BY `group`
ORDER BY SUM(`money_earned`) DESC 
LIMIT $start,$per_page

[MySQL_Narb]

 

"group" is a poor choice for a column name as it is a MySQL reserved word. Whenever you use it in a query you must put it in backticks (`group`)

 

What you need to do is GROUP BY `group` in you query.

SELECT SUM(`money_earned`) as totEarn
, SUM(`army_strength`) as totstrength
, SUM(`worker_opm`) as totopm
FROM `highscores` 
GROUP BY `group`
ORDER BY SUM(`money_earned`) DESC 
LIMIT $start,$per_page

 

Wow, you are a life saver! Thank you!