Sql charateristic function for avg dates?

If I understand correctly, it looks like you just need to take out " - DAYOFWEEK('2009-12-10')" since DAYOFWEEK(availables. Bookdate) is already returning you a number representing the day of the week Also, DAYOFWEEK returns a number 1 through 7, not 0 through 6, so you would need to adjust accordingly It may be more efficient to do a "GROUP BY room_id, DAYOFWEEK(availables. Bookdate)" to group the average prices by room and day in an inner subquery, and then do the pivoting in an outer query.

If I understand correctly, it looks like you just need to take out " - DAYOFWEEK('2009-12-10')" since DAYOFWEEK(availables. Bookdate) is already returning you a number representing the day of the week. Also, DAYOFWEEK returns a number 1 through 7, not 0 through 6, so you would need to adjust URL1 may be more efficient to do a "GROUP BY room_id, DAYOFWEEK(availables.

Bookdate)" to group the average prices by room and day in an inner subquery, and then do the pivoting in an outer query.

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