mysql - Group query results by "today", "in last 7 days", "in last month" and "older" -

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i have simple question related grouping rows date "narrative" periods. let's assume have simple table articles. id pk, title , date. date column datetime / timestamp.

i group somehow results can present them in view like

written today:

  • art 944
  • art 943

written in last 7 days:

  • art 823
  • art 743

written in last 30 days:

  • art 520
  • art 519
  • art 502

older:

  • art 4
  • art 3
  • art 1

can achieve in 1 single query group by statements?

gordon should have credit writing out. think want append column appropriate descriptor , sort them in order you'd see them.

select     title,     case when date = curdate() 'today'          when date >= curdate() - interval 6 day 'last 7 days'          when date >= curdate() - interval 29 day 'last 30 days'          else 'older'     end bucket,  ... order     case         when date  = curdate() 1         when date >= curdate() - interval 6 day 2         when date >= curdate() - interval 29 day 3         else 4     end,     title ...

it looks didn't have titles in alphabetical order. if want them sorted age remove case expression , use date value.


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