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Retrieving information about a single product in multiple locations?

Asked by kenuk110 in MySQL Server

Tags: MySQL

Hi,

I work in retail, merchandising and our merchandisers need to merchandise products in supermarkets (stores).

The coding I have used to identify where a product is in a supermarket is based on the following:

COUNTRY, CITY, STORE, BLOCK, INUMBER, UPC

Now, all this information is stored in a database table called UPCPLACE. What I would like to do is have a view that shows me if a certain UPC (products, say shampoo) is located in another location in the same store.

I already have a view that will bring me back ALL the locations a product is located but I needed it to ONLY bring back records from individual stores per UPC. I have attached the script I have, not sure if it's amendable or not but it's here to give you an idea of what I do currently (which is not right...)

Any help on this would be much appreciated,

Regards,

Ken
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select `upcplace`.`upc` AS `UPC`,group_concat(concat_ws(' ',`upcplace`.`store`,`upcplace`.`block`,`upcplace`.`inumber`) separator ',') AS `block`,`upcplace`.`store` AS `store` from `upcplace` group by `upcplace`.`upc`
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