I am using MySQL to store certain events with information about who has done this event and the timestamps when a certain event took place. I have these informations stored in two tables at the moment, "Cycles" and "Movement_Load".
Now i want to append the information contained in "Movement_Load" to the table "Cycles". The benefit of this operation is that i have all relevant information stored in one table.
Table Cycles:
(1, '00:50:c2:63:10:1a', 1351508100, 1351508200, 'center', 0, 0);
Table Movement_Load:
(1, 'move_sensor1', 1351508090, 'movement start'),
(2, 'move_sensor1', 1351508120, 'movement end'), -- 20 not 30, because it starts at 1351508100
(3, 'move_sensor1', 1351508140, 'movement start'),
(4, 'move_sensor1', 1351508170, 'movement end'), -- 30
(5, 'move_sensor1', 1351508190, 'movement start'),
(6, 'move_sensor1', 1351508210, 'movement end'), -- 10 not 20, because it ends at 1351508200
-- movement sum is 60
(7,'load_sensor1', 1351508130, 'load start'),
(8,'load_sensor1', 1351508180, 'load end'), -- 50
(9,'load_sensor1', 1351508185, 'load start'),
(10,'load_sensor1', 1351508220, 'load end') -- 15 not 35, because it ends at 1351508200
-- load sum is 65
The result should look like this, movement (60) and load (65) are now stored in this table:
(1, '00:50:c2:63:10:1a', 1351508100, 1351508200, 'center', 60, 65 )
To solve this problem, please see my prepared fiddle: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!2/b1113