Please take a look at the following SQL Fiddle.
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!2/f7939/3
You will see my query of:
SELECT sub.entry_id, sum(jud.stage), sub.category_id, sub.member_group
FROM exp_judging AS jud
LEFT JOIN exp_submissions AS sub ON jud.rel_id = sub.id
WHERE jud.rel_id = jud.rel_id
GROUP BY jud.rel_id
ORDER BY 3 ASC
LIMIT 10
This is adding all rows together that have the same rel_id, and then outputting them.
I need to output only the top x number of each category, for now lets say 3 from each category.
So as an example, the results from my SQL Fiddle would be:
Category 1: (entry_id in order of score) 10, 11, 16
Category 2: 13, 12, 14
How can I achieve this?
While I'm sure there has to be a cleaner solution, you could introduce a row number using user defined variables to achieve this:
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT *,
@rn:=IF(@prevCat=category_id, @rn + 1,1) rn,
@prevCat:=category_id
FROM (
SELECT sub.entry_id,
sum(jud.stage),
sub.member_group,
sub.category_id
FROM exp_judging AS jud
LEFT JOIN exp_submissions AS sub ON jud.rel_id = sub.id
GROUP BY jud.rel_id
ORDER BY sub.category_id, sum(jud.stage) DESC, sub.entry_id
) T
JOIN (SELECT @rn:=0, @prevCat:=0) T2
) T
WHERE rn <= 3
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