I have two tables with the following structures (unnecessary columns trimmed out)
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| mod_personnel | | mod_skills |
| | | |
| - prs_id | | - prs_id |
| - name | | - skl_id |
----------------- | |
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There may be 0 to many rows in the skills
table for each prs_id
What I want is all the personnel records which do NOT have an associated skill record with skill_id
1. In plain English "I want all the people who do not have the skill x".
Currently, I have only been able to do it with the following nested select
. But I am hoping to find a faster way.
SELECT * FROM `mod_personnel` WHERE `prs_id` NOT IN (
SELECT `prs_id` FROM `mod_skills` WHERE `skl_id` = 1 )
Using a NOT EXISTS
might be faster.
SELECT *
FROM `mod_personnel` p
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT *
FROM `mod_skills` s
WHERE s.`prs_id` = p.`prs_id`
AND s.`skl_id` = 1 );
This may be faster:
SELECT `mod_personnel`.*
FROM `mod_personnel`
left outer join `mod_skills`
on `mod_skills`.`prs_id` = `mod_personnel`.`prs_id`
and `mod_skills`.`skl_id` = 1
WHERE `mod_skills`.`prs_id` is null;
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