Based on typeORM docs on using subqueries, there are explained how to create subqueries. Example:
const qb = await getRepository(Post).createQueryBuilder("post");
const posts = qb
.where("post.title IN " + qb.subQuery().select("user.name").from(User, "user").where("user.registered = :registered").getQuery())
.setParameter("registered", true)
.getMany();
But there is no equivalent as to what the SQL would be.
Supposed that I have the query which contains subqueries like the following:
SELECT a, TO_CHAR (MAX (jointable.f), 'MON YYYY') as f,
t3.c, t3.d, t1.e
FROM table1 t1
LEFT JOIN table2 t2 ON t2.e = t1.e
JOIN table3 t3 ON t3.d = t2.d
JOIN
(SELECT f, t4.g, t5.e, t6.h
FROM table4 t4
JOIN table5 t5 ON t4.g = t5.g
JOIN table6 t6 ON t6.g = t4.g
AND (t6.i = 2
OR (t6.i = 1 AND j = 1)
)
WHERE t4.k = 4
) jointable ON t1.e = jointable.e
WHERE jointable.h = :h
AND(:d = 3 OR
t3."d" = :d
)
GROUP BY a, t3.c, t3.d, t1.e
ORDER BY a ASC
How should I use the typeORM query builder function for the SQL query above?
Assuming that I had created entities related to all table being used on the query above.
A subquery is a query that appears inside another query statement. Subqueries are also referred to as sub- SELECT s or nested SELECT s. The full SELECT syntax is valid in subqueries.
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You can use the . loadRelationCountAndMap query method to count elements from your relation. the left join to articles above is not needed for loadRelationCountAndMap . But, you 100% on the mark with loadRelationCountAndMap .
I hope this answer could help others to use TypeORM subquery.
const subquery = await getManager()
.createQueryBuilder(table4, 't4')
.select('"t4".f')
.addSelect('"t4".g')
.addSelect('"t5".e')
.addSelect('"t6".h')
.innerJoin(table5, 't5', '"t4".g = "t5".g')
.innerJoin(table6, 't6', '"t6".g = "t4".g')
.where('"t4".k = 4 AND ("t6".i = 2 OR ("t6".i = 1 AND "t6".j = 1))');
model = await getManager()
.createQueryBuilder(table1, 't1')
.select('"t1".a')
.addSelect("TO_CHAR (MAX (jointable.f), 'MON YYYY')", 'f')
.addSelect('"t3".c')
.addSelect('"t3".d')
.addSelect('"t1".e')
.leftJoin('table2', 't2', '"t2".e = "t1".e')
.innerJoin(table3, 't3', '"t3".d = "t2".d')
.innerJoin('('+subquery.getQuery()+')', 'jointable', '"t1".e = jointable.e')
.where('jointable.h = :h AND (:d = 3 OR "t3".d = :d)',
{ h: h, d: d })
.groupBy('"t1".a, "t3".c, "t3".d, "t1".e')
.orderBy('"t1".a', 'ASC')
.getRawMany();
I was using '('+subquery.getQuery()+')'
for getting the subquery select query as an equivalent to
(SELECT f, t4.g, t5.e, t6.h ....
......
.... ) jointable ON t1.e = jointable.e
Based on what I understand:
Join
actually is equal to inner join
.select
is and equivalent of select
in SQL. You could also add
aliases
(as in SQL).
.addSelect
is similar to , in select
There are two types of results you can get using select query
builder: entities or raw results. To describe whether you want
the data as entities (getOne
and getMany
) or what it
is(getRawOne
and getRawMany
).
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