MySQL从多个表中复制SELECT中的数据

Question

I have 6 tables, according to following structure the query i am using

SELECT 
    campaigns.idCampaign,

    users.idUser AS idUser,
    users.identification AS userIdentification,
    users.name AS userName,
    campaign_users.commission AS userCommission,
    campaign_files.idFile AS idFile,
    campaign_files.name AS fileName,
    clients.identification AS clientIdentification,
    suppliers.identification AS supplierIdentification
FROM
    campaigns
    LEFT JOIN campaign_users ON( campaigns.idCampaign = campaign_users.idCampaign)
    LEFT JOIN users ON( users.idUser = campaign_users.idUser )
    LEFT JOIN clients USING( idClient )
    LEFT JOIN suppliers ON ( suppliers.idSupplier = campaigns.idSupplier )
    LEFT JOIN campaign_files ON( campaigns.idCampaign = campaign_files.idCampaign)

This results in duplicate campaigns, according to the number of files in campaign_files or users in campaign_users (which is greater).

this is the result, as you can see the idCampaign is same but multiple times, i want to this in single object, like this

{

    idCampaign: 4,
    users: [
        {
            idUser: 1,
            userName: 'ADMIN' 
        },
        {
            idUser: 2,
            userName: 'Serena Huel'
        }
    ],
    files: [
        {
            idFile: 23,
            fileName: 'dshds9agds86das8gads8g5dsa.hal'
        },
        {
            idFile: 49,
            fileName: 'dshds9agds86das8gads8g5dsa.hal'
        }
        {
            idFile: 84,
            fileName: 'dshds9agds86das8gads8g5dsa.hal'
        },
        {
            idFile: 99,
            fileName: 'dshds9agds86das8gads8g5dsa.hal'
        }
    ],
    clientIdentification: "dolore",
    ...
}

I have added the output as example but it can be PHP object, array etc.

Answer 1

Sadly, this is not how MySQL works. You could do a GROUP BY and something like GROUP_CONCAT , but this would leave you with strings and not arrays. So why not turn it into the wanted object in PHP?

Assuming the query can return multiple campaignId s, you could do it like this

$campaigns = array();

while ($row = /* fetch row */) {
    if (!isSet($campaigns[ $row['campaignId'] ])) {
        //new campaignId
        $campaigns[ $row['campaignId'] ] = array(
            'users' => array(),
            'files' => array(),
            'clientIdentification' => $row['clientIdentification']
        );
    }

    if (!isSet($campaigns[ $row['campaignId'] ]['users'][ $row['idUser'] ])) {
        //new user
        $campaigns[ $row['campaignId'] ]['users'][ $row['idUser'] ] = $row['userName'];
    }

    $campaigns[ $row['campaignId'] ]['files'][] = array(
        'idFile' => $row['idFile'],
        'fileName' => $row['fileName']
    );
}

This will give you an array $campaigns which is nearly what you want. Saving the users using the id as key is a simple method to not have any duplicate users. Now to get the expected object, you can do something like

foreach ($campaigns as $c) {
    $expectedObj = array(
        'idCampaign' => $c['idCampaign'],
        'users' => array(),
        'files' => $c['files'],
        'clientIdentification' => $c['clientIdentification']
    );
    foreach ($c['users'] as $idUser => $userName) {
        $expectedObj['users'][] = array(
            'idUser' => $idUser,
            'userName' => $userName
        );
    }
    // use $expectedObj
}