Would you consider running the query seven times, one for each day?

What if you need the results over next 30 days or year? If the query is returning the right thing, massaging it in a Python script might be your easiest solution. -- Andy McKay Agmweb Consulting http://www.agmweb.ca ----- Original Message ----- From: "Meilicke, Scott" <scott.meilicke@intp.com> To: "'Tim Wilson'" <wilson@visi.com>; "Zope list" <zope@zope.org> Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 3:20 PM Subject: RE: [Zope] Grouping ZSQL results

Would you consider running the query seven times, one for each day?

-----Original Message----- From: Tim Wilson [mailto:wilson@visi.com] Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 1:54 PM To: Zope list Subject: [Zope] Grouping ZSQL results

Hi everyone,

I've built an event database using PostgreSQL and a number of ZSQL methods, DTML methods, and Python Scripts. The following SQL returns a list of all the events that will be happening in the next 7 days.

SELECT event.event_id, event_name, start_time, is_away, org_name, activity_name FROM event_participant, event, participant, location WHERE <dtml-sqltest expr="ZopeTime().earliestTime()" column="event.start_time" op="gt" type="string"> AND <dtml-sqltest expr="ZopeTime().latestTime() + 7" column="event.start_time" op="lt" type="string"> AND <dtml-sqltest org_name column="participant.org_name" op="eq" type="string"> AND event_participant.event_id = event.event_id AND event_participant.participant_id = participant.participant_id AND location.location_id = event.location_id ORDER BY start_time

I need to group the results by date so I can print out something like the following:

Today ===== Football vs. Lincoln High (7:00) Tennis at Washington High (6:30)

Tomorrow ======== Volleyball tournament (8:00)

Monday, Sept. 23 ================ PTA meeting (7:00) Swimming vs. Jefferson High (7:00)

etc.

This will be displayed off to the side on my school's homepage.

I'm trying to figure out how I can group the events by day and use the date as a heading. I don't think a single <dtml-in> will do the job, but I can't decide on the best alternative strategy. Anyone have any ideas?

-Tim

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