I'm just starting out with MySQL (I come from using SQL Server previously). I haven't yet started implementing anything in MySQL, just researching how to do things and what problems I might encounter.
In SQL Server I've used CTEs to successfully recurse through an adjacency list table structure to produce the desired result set. From what I can tell so far with MySQL, it does not support CTEs. I've got a fairly simple table structure to hold my hierarchy (written in SQL Server syntax b/c of my familiarity with it):
CREATE TABLE TreeNodes (
NodeId int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
ParentNodeId int NULL,
Name varchar(50) NOT NULL,
FullPathName varchar(MAX) NOT NULL, -- '/' delimited names from root to current node
IsLeaf bit NOT NULL -- is this node a leaf?
)
Side Note: I realize that FullPathName and IsLeaf are not required and could be determined at query time, but the insert of a tree node will be a very uncommon occurrence as opposed to the queries against this table - which is why I plan to compute those two values as part of the insert开发者_运维技巧 SP (will make the queries that need those two values less costly).
With CTE (in SQL Server), I would have a function like the following to find leaf nodes of current node:
CREATE FUNCTION fn_GetLeafNodesBelowNode (
@TreeNodeId int
)
RETURNS TABLE
AS
RETURN
WITH Tree (NodeId, Name, FullPathName, IsLeaf)
AS (
SELECT NodeId, Name, FullPathName, IsLeaf FROM TreeNodes WHERE NodeId = @TreeNodeId
UNION ALL
SELECT c.NodeId, c.Name, c.FullPathName, c.IsLeaf FROM Tree t
INNER JOIN TreeNodes c ON t.NodeId = c.ParentNodeId
)
SELECT * FROM Tree WHERE IsLeaf = 1
How would I do the same with MySQL?
Thanks in advance.
You can get it done by some sort of stored functions and bit logic.
Here is one example.
Have a try.
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