Let's say there is a table of relationships (entity_id, relationship, related_id)
1, A, 2
1, A, 3
3, B, 5
1, C, null
12, C, 1
100, C, null
I need a query that will pull all related rows. For example, if i queried for entity_id = 1, the following rows should be pulled
1, A, 2
1, A, 3
3, B, 5
1, C, null
12, C, 1
Actually, if i queried for entity_id = 1, 2, 3, 5, or 12, the resultset should be the same.
This is different than the standard manager-employee paradigm as there is no hierarchy. The relationships can go in any direction.
EDIT None of the answers posted thus far worked.
I was able to come up with a solution that works.
I'll give the solution credit to the one who can clean this monstrosity into something more elegant.
with tab as (
-- union for reversals
select id, entity_id, r.related_id, 1 level
, cast('/' + cast(entity_id as varchar(1000)) + '/' as varchar(1000)) path
from _entity_relation r
where not exists(select null from _entity_relation r2 where r2.related_id=r.entity_id)
or r.related_id is null
union
select id, related_id, r.entity_id, 1 level
, cast('/' + cast(related_id as varchar(1000)) + '/' as varchar(1000)) path
from _entity_relation r
where not exists(select null from _entity_relation r2 where r2.related_id=r.entity_id)
or r.related_id is null
-- create recursive path
union all
select r.id, r.entity_id, r.related_id, tab.level+1
, cast(tab.path + '/' + cast(r.entity_id as varchar(100)) + '/' + '/' + cast(r.related_id as varchar(1000)) + '/' as varchar(1000)) path
from _entity_relation r
join tab
on tab.related_id = r.entity_id
)
select x.id
, x.entity_id
,pr.description as relation_description
,pt.first_name + coalesce(' ' + pt.middle_name,'') + ' ' + pt.last_name as relation_name
,CONVERT(CHAR(10), pt.birth_date, 101) as relation_birth_date
from (
select entity_id, MAX(id) as id from (
select distinct tab.id, entity_id
from tab
join(
select path
from tab
where entity_id=@in_entity_id
) p on p.path like tab.path + '%' or tab.path like p.path + '%'
union
select distinct tab.id, related_id
from tab
join(
select path
from tab
where entity_id=@in_entity_id
) p on p.path like tab.path + '%' or tab.path like p.path + '%'
union
select distinct tab.id, entity_id
from tab
join(
select path
from tab
where related_id=@in_entity_id
) p on p.path like tab.path + '%' or tab.path like p.path + '%'
union
select distinct tab.id, related_id
from tab
join(
select path
from tab
where related_id=@in_entity_id
) p on p.path like tab.path + '%' or tab.path like p.path + '%'
) y
group by entity_id
) x
join _entity_relation pr on pr.id = x.id
join _entity pt on pt.id = x.entity_id
where x.entity_id <> @in_entity_id;
Please be careful with you data as to accomplish your task you must avoid circular references. The following query can be optimized but for sure it'll work
;with tab as (
select entity_id, relationship, related_id, 1 level, cast('/' + cast(entity_id as varchar(1000)) as varchar(1000)) path
from #r r
where not exists(select null from #r r2 where r2.related_id=r.entity_id)
or r.related_id is null
union all
select r.entity_id, r.relationship, r.related_id, tab.level+1, cast(tab.path + '/' + cast(r.entity_id as varchar(100)) as varchar(1000)) path
from #r r
join tab
on tab.related_id = r.entity_id
)
select distinct tab.*
from tab
join(
select path
from tab
where entity_id=1) p
on p.path like tab.path + '%' or tab.path like p.path + '%'
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