MariaDb does not support ANY_VALUE() function

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I have a laravel project which is connected to mysql db, when I change my server, my codes got failed because my new server has a Mariadb, when I checked my logs, I have realised that, there is some unsupported function from MariaDb which is ANY_VALUE(),

how can I edit my sql according to MariaDb ?

select(DB::raw('SUM(price) as price, SUM(price_now) as price_now, 
   ANY_VALUE(price_available) as price_available'),'adult_count')

error log

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2 Answers

For today, you have solved the problem. But tomorrow, when you run the same query, you will get a different error.

In older versions of MySQL or MariaDB, you would get "any value" for price_available when not GROUPing BY it. That was effectively somewhere between "bad practice" and a "standards violation". Relatively recently, MariaDB, then later MySQL, switched to "only full group by". At that time, ANY_VALUE() came into existence for MySQL, but apparently MariaDB dropped the ball.

The old workaround, which should be safe for both old and new versions is to use MIN(price_available) or some other aggregate function. (If the column might have NULL, the various aggregates might or might not handle NULL the way you prefer.)

See also the ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY setting.

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I have solved with replacing this:

select(DB::raw('SUM(price) as price, SUM(price_now) as price_now, 
    ANY_VALUE(price_available) as price_available'),'adult_count')

to

select(DB::raw('SUM(price) as price, SUM(price_now) as price_now, 
    price_available as price_available'),'adult_count')
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