Si vous voulez vraiment le faire dans mysql, cela devrait fonctionner dans une certaine mesure - selon la façon dont vous souhaitez organiser vos intervalles de 15 minutes. J'ai donné la sortie sous la forme time from | time to | number of reports parce que je pense que c'est dénué de sens et même un peu trompeur de sortir un horodatage spécifique et d'y associer un décompte d'une plage de temps.
SELECT CONCAT (
lpad(hours.a, 2, "0"),
":",
lpad(minutes.a * 15, 2, "0"),
":00"
) AS 'from',
CONCAT (
lpad(hours.a, 2, "0"),
":",
lpad((minutes.a * 15) + 14, 2, "0"),
":59"
) AS 'to',
count(r.id)
FROM (
SELECT 0 AS a
UNION
SELECT 1 AS a
UNION
SELECT 2 AS a
UNION
SELECT 3 AS a
UNION
SELECT 4 AS a
UNION
SELECT 5 AS a
UNION
SELECT 6 AS a
UNION
SELECT 7 AS a
UNION
SELECT 8 AS a
UNION
SELECT 9 AS a
UNION
SELECT 10 AS a
UNION
SELECT 11 AS a
UNION
SELECT 12 AS a
UNION
SELECT 13 AS a
UNION
SELECT 14 AS a
UNION
SELECT 15 AS a
UNION
SELECT 16 AS a
UNION
SELECT 17 AS a
UNION
SELECT 18 AS a
UNION
SELECT 19 AS a
UNION
SELECT 20 AS a
UNION
SELECT 21 AS a
UNION
SELECT 22 AS a
UNION
SELECT 23 AS a
) hours
INNER JOIN (
SELECT 0 AS a
UNION
SELECT 1 AS a
UNION
SELECT 2 AS a
UNION
SELECT 3 AS a
) minutes
LEFT JOIN reports r ON hours.a = hour(r.t)
AND minutes.a = floor(minute(r.t) / 15)
GROUP BY hours.a,
minutes.a;
