This simple query does not seem to be outputting the correct results. Given that the mode is the same (1) for all the functions shouldn't "week("2018-12-31", 1)" show a value of 1 rather than 53?
SELECT yearweek("2018-12-31", 1), yearweek("2019-01-02", 1),
week("2018-12-31", 1), week("2019-01-02", 1)
which outputs the following.
'201901','201901','53','1'
Is there a default dev more that I need to set somewhere?
解决方案
Have a look at this example from WEEK function description:
mysql> SELECT YEAR('2000-01-01'), WEEK('2000-01-01',0);
-> 2000, 0
One might argue that WEEK() should return 52 because the given date
actually occurs in the 52nd week of 1999. WEEK() returns 0 instead so
that the return value is “the week number in the given year.”
The above seem to suggest that all modes having 0-53 range would return the week number relative to the year of input date (it'll return 0 if the date falls in the last week of the previous year).
So if first day of year = Monday and first week of year = having 4 or more days this year, then 2018-12-31 belongs to 53rd week of 2018 -and- 1st week of 2019, and the mode parameter determines the return value:
SELECT WEEK('2018-12-31', 1); -- 53
SELECT WEEK('2018-12-31', 3); -- 1
The YEARWEEK function is unambiguous (the result includes the year) so above does not apply.