Try to match multiple values that are in GROUP_CONCAT

问题

options_table

options_id    | object_id  |   option_value
=========================================
1            |    1       |    drink
2            |    2       |    ice
3            |    1       |    bath
4            |    2       |    soda
5            |    2       |    drink
6            |    3       |    ice
7            |    4       |    bath
8            |    2       |    bath
9            |    1       |    storm


object_table

object_id    |   object_name
=============================
1            |    sun
2            |    moon
3            |    mars
4            |    jupiter

The Query

SELECT object_table.object_name GROUP_CONCAT(options_table.option_value ) as object_options 
FROM options_table
LEFT JOIN object_table
ON object_table.object_id = options_table.object_id    
GROUP BY options_table.object_id

so i get a result like

object_name | object_options
=========================================
moon        | ice, soda, drink, bath
sun         | drink, bath, storm
mars        | ice
jupiter     | bath

Lets say the user want all objects that has option "drink" AND option "bath". So i only get this result.

object_name | object_options
=========================================
moon        | ice, soda, drink, bath
sun         | drink, bath, storm

How do i have to edit the query to get this result?

回答1:

The simplest: http://www.sqlfiddle.com/#!2/1b2e3/5

select obj.object_name, 
    group_concat(opt.option_value order by opt.options_id) as object_options
from options_table opt
join object_table obj using(object_id)
group by obj.object_id
having sum(opt.option_value in ('drink','bath')) = 2
order by obj.object_name;

Output:

| OBJECT_NAME |      OBJECT_OPTIONS |
-------------------------------------
|        moon | ice,soda,drink,bath |
|         sun |    drink,bath,storm |

If you want more ANSI-SQL'y way to do the query, don't rely on MySQLism (boolean/integer duality), use explicit value on SUM instead: http://www.sqlfiddle.com/#!1/14cf4/1

select obj.object_name, 
    array_agg(opt.option_value order by opt.options_id) as object_options
from options_table opt
join object_table obj using(object_id)
group by obj.object_id, obj.object_name
having sum(case when opt.option_value in ('drink','bath') then 1 end) = 2
order by obj.object_name;

回答2:

Another approach:

SELECT object_name, object_options FROM   
  (SELECT object_table.object_name, 
          GROUP_CONCAT(options_table.option_value ) as object_options
   FROM options_table
   LEFT JOIN object_table
     ON object_table.object_id = options_table.object_id    
   GROUP BY options_table.object_id) t   
WHERE FIND_IN_SET('drink', object_options)> 0 AND  FIND_IN_SET('bath', object_options)> 0

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11845963/try-to-match-multiple-values-that-are-in-group-concat

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group-concat