问题
If you run this query
select
GROUP_CONCAT(p1.id) _fid,
GROUP_CONCAT(p2.id) _mid,
count(1)
from
new_person as pb
inner join
new_person as p1 ON pb.father_id = p1.id
inner join
new_person as p2 ON pb.mother_id = p2.id
where
(p1.last_name <> 'N.N.'
and p1.last_name <> '')
or (p2.last_name <> 'N.N.'
and p2.last_name <> '')
group by p1.first_name , p1.last_name , p2.first_name , p2.last_name
having count(1) > 1;
you get a list of id back like this
'4676,6088,4804,4968,6554,5212,5504,5810,7298,7782,6970'
Is there a way so you can immediately use it in a other query or do you have to load it in php first?
回答1:
You can use it in another query like so:
SELECT M.*, P.* FROM
(
SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(p1.id) _fid, GROUP_CONCAT(p2.id) _mid, count(1)
FROM new_person AS pb
INNER JOIN new_person AS p1 ON pb.father_id = p1.id
INNER JOIN new_person AS p2 ON pb.mother_id = p2.id
WHERE (
p1.last_name <> 'N.N.'
AND p1.last_name <> '')
OR (p2.last_name <> 'N.N.'
AND p2.last_name <> '')
GROUP BY p1.first_name, p1.last_name, p2.first_name, p2.last_name
HAVING COUNT(1) > 1
) AS M INNER JOIN new_person as p ON M._fid = p.id
Notice I added the entire query to the from statement with the alias as M
. You can then JOIN
M
to another table or do whatever you want from there.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19369080/using-id-that-are-comma-separated-sql