The schema is here :
GROUP 1 ----> * USER 1 ----> 1 PERSON 1 ---> * ADRESSE 1 -----> 1 CITY
I would like to get only City that belong to all Users
is it possible natively with sql or do i need to do it iteratively.
To say in a simple way : i just want to have a list of city where each user of the group has a relation with ....
Don't focus on real life, in this model user can have thousand cities ...
i can try to draw it (maybe simpler)
GROUP 1 -----> USER 1 -> PERSON 1-> ADRESSE 1 -> CITY 1
-----> USER 2 -> PER开发者_C百科SON 2-> ADRESSE X -> CITY 1
-----> USER 2 -> PERSON 2-> ADRESSE Y -> CITY 2
-----> USER 3 -> PERSON 3-> ADRESSE Z -> CITY 1
I want only CITY 1
Does this get you started?
Select cityname, count(distinct userID)
from User u inner join Person p on u.personID = p.personID
inner join Adresse a on p.addressID = a.addressID
inner join City c on a.cityID = p.cityID
group by cityName
Assuming you have ID fields in each table that tie them together... using this type of where clause will return only the rows that have a city...
Select *
from Group, User, Person, Adresse, City
where city.cityID = addresse.cityID
and addresse.addressID = person.adresse.addressID
and person.personID = user.personID
and user.userID = group.userID
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