I actually have these tables :
- Table games -
ID
Name
- Table ean -
ID
ID_games
EAN
And I have this request :
SELECT games.*, ean.EAN
FROM games
LEFT JOIN ean ON (games.ID = ean.ID_games)
The result will be something like this :
| 1 | Half Life | 358958595 |
| 1 | Half Life | 589584859 |
| 2 | Half Life 2 | 385953684 |
| 2 | Half Life 2 | 585100335 |
etc.
When I do my request and use it in php, it is not useful to have a lot of line with about the same results. I would like to do something like this :
SELECT games.*, ConvertToArray(ean) AS ean_array
FROM games
LEFT JOIN ean ON (games.ID = ean.ID_games)
And have results like this :
| 1 | Half Life | (358958595,589584859) |
| 2 | Half Life 2 | (385953684,585100335 ) |
etc.
Is it possible to that with mysql ? Without an UDF ? And with an UDF ?
Thank you, Kevin
Do you object to using GROUP_CONCAT
? This would give you a nice delimited list (Assuming the ean
value will never have your delimiter within):
SELECT games.*, GROUP_CONCAT(ean.EAN) AS ean_list,
FROM games
LEFT JOIN ean
ON games.ID = ean.ID_games
GROUP BY games.ID, games.name
Resulting in:
| 1 | Half Life | 358958595,589584859 |
| 2 | Half Life 2 | 385953684,585100335 |
Also, here's a qeustion I found with this logic applied: mySql - creating a join using a list of comma separated values
See GROUP_CONCAT() .
Example can be found here .
Your query would look something like:
SELECT games.*, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT ean) AS ean_array
FROM games
LEFT JOIN ean ON (games.ID = ean.ID_games)
GROUP BY games.ID
Try this one:
SELECT g.id, GROUP_CONCAT(CAST(e.ean AS CHAR) SEPARATOR ', ')
FROM games g
LEFT JOIN ean e ON g.id = e.id_games
GROUP BY g.id;
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