Re: SELECT …. WHERE id is in pool of ids of subquery……
От | David Johnston |
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Тема | Re: SELECT …. WHERE id is in pool of ids of subquery…… |
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Msg-id | 7A138E66-F5CB-4D2B-BD38-DB5529B0B2FD@yahoo.com обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | SELECT …. WHERE id is in pool of ids of subquery…… (Alexander Reichstadt <lxr@mac.com>) |
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Re: [GENERAL] SELECT …. WHERE id is in pool of ids of subquery……
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Hi,I am reading the docu and am looking for an example our explanation as to the difference of setof and arrays.But maybe this is not even relevant. The reason I am looking for this is because I need to build a function that looks for all records whose ids are in a pool of other records.Maybe this is not making any sense....So, here is my function:
defect_usermessageids "refid_userid" bigint setof record sql Definition
1 2 SELECT DISTINCT messages.id FROM messages JOIN message_recipients msgrec ON msgrec.refid_messages=messages.id AND (msgrec.refid_qmusers=$1 OR messages.refid_sender=$1)It returns all the IDs of messages of which a given user, the input arg refid_userid, is either a recipient or a sender.This works as expected.Now I'd like to get the messages for these ids, but it doesn't work.It should be something likeSELECT * FROM messages WHERE ID EXISTS (SELECT defect_usermessageids(2))But this doesn't work.Please, can someone enlighten me?Thanks and regardsAlex
"SETOF record" is likely not what you want since ID is a single value not a "record".
The data type of ID is what you want to return a SETOF of.
You also want to use IN, not EXISTS. You generally only use EXISTS with a correlated sub-query but in this case the sub-query is constant.
David J.
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