Table 1: id, name, a_id, b_id
Table (2) : id, value, a_id, b_id
Now I want to get a result: according to the a_id, b_id grouping, table lookup table (1) the name field and (2) a collection of the value field, with GROUP_CONCAT splicing
Could you tell me how to use writing to get correct results
Table (table 2) was originally a piece of table, in order to put the name and the value field apart, so split into two tables
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Join a good ah,CodePudding user response:
If just to break the value and the name, why two foreign key idThe original table A: id,
Table 1: id, name, a_id
Table (2) : id, value, a_id
It doesn't work?
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Table 1 and table 2 are a_id, b_id to distinguish,Open before the SQL is probably
SELECT
GROUP_CONCAT (t1) name),
GROUP_CONCAT (t1) value)
The FROM
T1
INNER JOIN a ON Anderson, d=t1. Id
INNER JOIN b ON b.i d=t1. Id
Now apart, the relationship between the two tables is that they can to a_id, b_id to determine the relationship between
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The SQL is the desired effect, statistics (1) all the value of the name field, then stitching together, statistics (2) the value field, stitching together, use a_id, b_id group, is to make the table (table 2) a_id, reach a polymerization b_id the effect of the primary keyCodePudding user response:
Send to the sample data and the desired results,CodePudding user response:
Whether that is
SELECT
Group_concat (t_all. ` name `, ', '),
Group_concat (t_all. ` value `, ', ')
The FROM
(
SELECT
TV. ` value `,
Tn. ` name `,
Tn a_id,
Tn. B_id
The FROM
Test_n tn
LEFT the JOIN test_v TV ON tn. A_id=TV. A_id
AND tn. B_id=TV. B_id
) t_all
GROUP BY
T_all. A_id
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