have the rates as seasonRateWeekly and seasonRateNightly
What I need to do, is INSERT INTO bookings the bookingFromDate and
bookingToDate, no problem there, but I need to know what rate to
charge them. and if the booking dates overlap seasons, the appropriate
rate needs to be applied.
Kevin:
You
:
select sum(seasons.rate) as total,sum(1) as daysbooked from
bookings,seasons where
bookings.id=$id and
seasons.dayofyear BETWEEN DATE_FORMAT(bookingFromDate,%j) AND
DATE_FORMAT(bookingToDate,%j)
I don't know how you're charging weekly rates, but you could just
check if daysbooked=7 and knock
have the rates as seasonRateWeekly and seasonRateNightly
What I need to do, is INSERT INTO bookings the bookingFromDate and
bookingToDate, no problem there, but I need to know what rate to
charge them. and if the booking dates overlap seasons, the appropriate
rate needs to be applied.
All replies
This one time, at band camp, Mark Maggelet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know how you're charging weekly rates, but you could just
check if daysbooked=7 and knock a percentage off total.
I was thinking of having each day of a period charged as
the weekly period rate divided by 7. But this
This one time, at band camp, Sasha Pachev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* if your application is not going to be deployed for a year or so or if you
have enough confidence in MySQL alpha, use stored procedures in the bleeding
edge MySQL 5.0
How would I benifit from a stored procedure?
Kind
a user inputs booking dates is turn around and say
something like insert bookings (bookstart,bookend,rate) VALUES
($start,$stop,OPTIONAL_RATE($start,$stop))
well you'd need to get the syntax right but your application code
would be much simpler and the crunching would be done by the DBMS
instead
as seasonRateWeekly and seasonRateNightly
What I need to do, is INSERT INTO bookings the bookingFromDate and
bookingToDate, no problem there, but I need to know what rate to
charge them. and if the booking dates overlap seasons, the appropriate
rate needs to be applied.
All replies greatfully recieved
Hi there,
My problem at this time is following: I have a table of position
bookings, having information of a position code, beginning time of the
booking and end time:
Pos | Begings | Ends
APP | 2003-09-30 11:00:00 | 2003-09-30 12:15
this case, you can work more on this
query to have the other records and do the search on the final query.
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From: Ville Mattila [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 10:56 AM
Subject: Querying for continuous bookings
Hi there,
My
