I am working on a slight complex (at least for me) mySQL query containing a subquery and it isn't going to well to be honest.
SELECT `products`.`id`, `product`.`price`,
( SELECT `value` FROM (`productValues`)
WHERE `productValues`.`product` = 'product.id'
) as values
FROM (`products`) WHERE`product`.`active` = 1
The current result looks like this:
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[id] => 1
[active] => 1
[price] => 1000
[values] =>
)
)
What I want is the values element to also become an array with all elements in the Values table which matches (WHERE productValues.product = product.id
).
What am I doing wrong?
I'm not sure if you can return subqueries like this. A solution would be to use GROUP_CONCAT
in your subsquery to concatinate all values to a string. Then, in the result, you can split this string into an array using explode
.
update : Subquery can only match 1 row
source : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/subquery-errors.html
SELECT p.id, p.price, pv.`value`
FROM products p
JOIN productValues pv
ON p.product_id=pv.product
WHERE p.active = 1
ORDER BY p.id;
gives a table with one row for each pv.value (BTW, using reserved words like 'value' is not recommended). Ordering the output by p.id ensures that all the rows for a particular product are together. So, in the application layer, loop through your rows, changing product each time the p.id changes.
$old_id=NULL;
$datastructure=array();
while($arr=$result->fetch_assoc()){
if($arr['id']!=$old_id){
$datastructure[$arr['id']][price]=$arr['price'];
$old_id=$arr['id'];
}
$datastructure[$arr['id']]['values'][]=$arr['value'];
}
The structure I've given is perhaps more flexible than the one you asked for in that it allows you to access a particular product through the array key.
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