I have two tables:
items
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| item_id | text |
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CREATE TABLE items (
item_id varchar PRIMARY KEY,
text varchar
);
activity
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| message_id | item_id |
------------------------
CREATE TABLE activity (
message_id varchar PRIMARY KEY,
item_id varchar not null references items(item_id)
);
How to correctly make a query with the data from the items table? I need to find by value message_id or item_id
I tried:
select * from items, activity where items.item_id = activity.item_id and activity.item_id = 'it123';
select * from activity, items where activity.item_id = items.item_id and 'activity.item_id' = 'it123';
This true query:
SELECT * FROM items JOIN activity ON items.item_id = activity.item_id;
And this true query:
SELECT * FROM activity WHERE item_id = 'ea02ea57ff1b';
You need a table JOIN
. So you could do something like:
SELECT * FROM items
JOIN activity ON items.item_id = activity.item_id
WHERE items.item_id = 'it123';
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