I have a table with a array column like this:
my_table
id array
-- -----------
1 {1, 3, 4, 5}
2 {19,2, 4, 9}
3 {23,46, 87, 6}
4 {199,24, 93, 6}
And i want as result what and where is the repeated values, like this:
value_repeated is_repeated_on
-------------- -----------
4 {1,2}
6 {3,4}
Is it possible? I don't know how to do this. I don't how to start it! I'm lost!
Use unnest
to convert the array to rows, and then array_agg
to build an array from the id
s
It should look something like this:
SELECT v AS value_repeated,array_agg(id) AS is_repeated_on FROM
(select id,unnest(array) as v from my_table)
GROUP by v HAVING Count(Distinct id) > 1
Note that HAVING Count(Distinct id) > 1
is filtering values that don't appear even once
The clean way to call a set-returning function like unnest()
is in a LATERAL
join, available since Postgres 9.3:
SELECT value_repeated, array_agg(id) AS is_repeated_on
FROM my_table
, unnest(array_col) value_repeated
GROUP BY value_repeated
HAVING count(*) > 1
ORDER BY value_repeated; -- optional
About LATERAL
:
There is nothing in your question to rule out shortcut duplicates (the same element more than once in the same array ( like I@MSoP commented ), so it must be count(*)
, not count (DISTINCT id)
.
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