My query is:
SELECT Pics.ID, Pics.ProfileID, Pics.Position, Rate.ID as RateID, Rate.Rating, Rate.ProfileID, Gender
FROM Pics
INNER JOIN Profiles ON Pics.ProfileID = Profiles.ID
LEFT JOIN Rate ON Pics.ID = Rate.PicID
WHERE Gender = 'female'
ORDER BY Pics.ID
And results are:
ID ProfileID Position RateID Rating ProfileID Gender
23 24 1 59 9 42 female
24 24 2 33 8 32 female
23 24 1 53 3 40 female
26 24 4 31 8 32 female
30 25 4 30 8 32 female
24 24 2 58 4 42 female
Now I want to do another query which would be: If Rate.ProfileID = 32, remove any rows that contain that same Pics.ID
so left with:
ID ProfileID Position RateID Rating ProfileID Gender
23 24 1 59 9 42 female
23 24 1 53 3 40 female
and also remove any duplicate Pics.ID so just one of the above as they are both = 23 so left with :
23 24 1 59 9 42 female or 23 24 1 53 3 40 female
You should probably get rid of "magical numbers", like 32. That said, I think that this will give you what you need.
SELECT
P.ID,
P.ProfileID,
P.Position,
R.ID as RateID,
R.Rating,
R.ProfileID,
PR.Gender
FROM
Pics P
INNER JOIN Profiles PR ON PR.ID = P.ProfileID
LEFT JOIN Rate R ON R.PicID = P.ID
WHERE
PR.Gender = 'female' AND
NOT EXISTS (
SELECT *
FROM Pics P2
INNER JOIN Profiles PR2 ON PR2.ID = P2.ProfileID
INNER JOIN Rate R2 ON R2.PicID = P2.ID AND R2.ProfileID = 32
WHERE
P2.ID = P.ID
)
ORDER BY
P.ID
@Shadow Because the 2nd row contains the Rate.ProfileID = 32, and that Pic.ID = 24, therefore it must remove ALL Pic.ID = 24, which removes the bottom row also.
SELECT Pics.ID, Pics.ProfileID, Pics.Position, Rate.ID as RateID, Rate.Rating, Rate.ProfileID, Gender
FROM Pics
INNER JOIN Profiles ON Pics.ProfileID = Profiles.ID
LEFT JOIN Rate ON Pics.ID = Rate.PicID
WHERE Gender = 'female' AND Pics.ID NOT IN (
SELECT Pics.ID
FROM Pics
INNER JOIN Profiles ON Pics.ProfileID = Profiles.ID
LEFT JOIN Rate ON Pics.ID = Rate.PicID
WHERE Gender = 'female' AND Rate.ProfileID = 32)
ORDER BY Pics.ID
Try this:
SELECT Pics.ID, Pics.ProfileID, Pics.Position, Rate.ID as RateID,
Rate.Rating, Rate.ProfileID, Gender
FROM Pics
INNER JOIN Profiles ON Pics.ProfileID = Profiles.ID
LEFT JOIN Rate ON Pics.ID = Rate.PicID
LEFT JOIN Rate AS r
ON Rate.ProfileID = r.ProfileID AND Rate.ID > r.ID
WHERE Gender = 'female' AND (Pics.ProfileID <> 32) AND (r.ID IS NULL)
ORDER BY Pics.ID
The last LEFT JOIN
operation helps identify duplicates using this predicate in the ON
clause:
Rate.ProfileID = r.ProfileID
If such duplicates exist, as is the case with Rate.ProfileID = 42
, then only the one having the maximum Rate.ID
is returned due to the following conditions:
Rate.ID > r.ID (`ON` clause)
and
(r.ID IS NULL) (`WHERE` clause)
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