I am trying to create query, on below scenario.
with my skills I am able to join Table A,A1,B and A,A1,C and A,A1,D individually and union them.
Is there any better way to achieve same. I am using Oracle as Database.
CodePudding user response:
Union was my first thought when I read your question. Though, for simplicity, you could first create a view and then join it to other table(s):
create view v_ext as
select b.extid, b.pqr_col, b.qrs_col from b
union all
select c.extid, c.abc_col, c.bcd_col from c
union all
select d.extid, d.xyz_col, d.yza_col from d;
select *
from a join a1 on a.id = a1.aid
join v_ext v on v.extid = a.extid;
CodePudding user response:
you can try the query with 'with' clause. Something like below, I havent tested it though
with union_output as
( select b.extid, b.pqr_col, b.qrs_col from b
union
select c.extid, c.abc_col, c.bcd_col from c
union
select d.extid, d.xyz_col, d.yza_col from d)
select *
from a join a1 on a.id = a1.aid
join union_output uo on uo.extid = a.extid;
CodePudding user response:
Select *from tableA A
Inner join tableA1 A1 on A1.A1ID=A.AID
Inner join tableB b on b.ExtID=A.ExtID
Inner join tableC c on c.ExtID=A.ExtID
Inner join tableD d on d.ExtID=A.ExtID
CodePudding user response:
It all depends on what they mean and if you need to know the columns the values are from.
This would get all the columns and you would have NULL
values from the non-matching B, C, D tables:
SELECT *
FROM a1
INNER JOIN a ON a1.aid = a.id
LEFT OUTER JOIN b ON a.extid = b.extid
LEFT OUTER JOIN c ON a.extid = c.extid
LEFT OUTER JOIN d ON a.extid = d.extid
Or, this would get only the relevant values and give you the type they belong to in fewer columns:
SELECT *
FROM a1
INNER JOIN a ON a1.aid = a.id
INNER JOIN (
SELECT extid, 'B' AS type, pqr_col AS col1, qrs_col AS col2 FROM b
UNION ALL
SELECT extid, 'C', abc_col, bcd_col FROM c
UNION ALL
SELECT extid, 'D', xyz_col, yza_col FROM d
) bcd
ON a.extid = bcd.extid