Database Administrators Asked by Patrick Kusebauch on October 29, 2020
I have a table that records events regarding email campaigns. I want to figure out the percentage of campaigns where there was more than one event happening for the campaign.
First I calculated the number of events happening in each campaign:
select count(*) as counter
from campaigns_log
where event IN ('send', 'open')
and campaign_id is not null
group by campaign_id, email
Then I grouped the campaigns in the condition whether more than one campaign happened:
select count(counter) as occurences, IF(counter > 1, 2, 1) as grouper
from (select count(*) as counter
from campaigns_log
where event IN ('send', 'open')
and campaign_id is not null
group by campaign_id, email) as counters_table
group by grouper
Sample result:
occurences ¦ grouper
132 ¦ 1
360 ¦ 2
Now I want to calculate for each row the percentage of total occurrences. So something like this:
occurences ¦ grouper ¦ percentage
132 ¦ 1 ¦ 132/(132+360)
360 ¦ 2 ¦ 360/(132+360)
I tried this, but it does not work, it does not properly calculate the sum total:
select *, occurences/(select sum(occurences))
from (
select count(counter) as occurences, IF(counter > 1, 2, 1) as grouper
from (select count(*) as counter
from campaigns_log
where event IN ('send', 'open')
and campaign_id is not null
group by campaign_id, email) as counters_table
group by grouper
) as occurences_table group by occurences, grouper
Any idea where is my mistake in the last step?
Part of the secret is
SELECT (...)/total, ...
FROM campaigns_log
JOIN ( SELECT SUM(...) AS total FROM ... ) x
That is, compute the total separately and make it available in the expressions.
Similarly:
SELECT @total := SUM(...) FROM ...
SELECT (...)/@total, ...
Answered by Rick James on October 29, 2020
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