'Using a subquery in 'FROM' in gorm
I would like to know how I can use a subquery in FROM clause using gorm. It would look like the following:
SELECT * FROM
(
SELECT foo.*
FROM foo
WHERE bar = "baz"
) AS t1
WHERE t1.id = 1;
I have built the subquery using golang:
db.Model(Foo{}).Where("bar = ?", "baz")
But how can I use this as a subquery in FROM?
If there is a method that turns a gorm query into a SQL string, then I can simply plug that string into a raw SQL. But there does not seem to be such method. Any suggestions?
Solution 1:[1]
Also you can do it with join on a subquery
subQuery := db.
Select("foo.*").
Table("foo").
Where("bar = ?", "baz").
SubQuery()
db.
Select("t1.*").
Join("INNER JOIN ? AS t1 ON t1.id = foo.id", subQuery).
Where("t1.id = ?", 1)
Solution 2:[2]
Author didn't use any "JOIN" in his SQL.
I didn't find any ORM way, but db.Raw works.
subQuery := db.
Select("foo.*").
Table("foo").
Where("bar = ?", "baz").
SubQuery()
db.Raw("SELECT * FROM ? as t1 WHERE t1.id=?", subQuery, 1).Find(&rows)
Solution 3:[3]
FYI – Jinzhu's method doesn't work
I have subqueries working using this method...
var somevalue = 1
row := db.Select("something").Table("first_table").Where("exists(?)", db.Select("a_relationship_to_something").Model(&SecondTable{}).Where("id = ?", somevalue).QueryExpr()).Row()
var result string
row.Scan(&result)
I've tested this with row(), rows(), first(), and find(). You can also use both .Table() and .Model() interchangeably as shown in the example.
Solution 4:[4]
also could be used in join
subQuery:=db.Find(&subTable).QueryExpr()
db.
Table("table").
Select("*").
Join("join (?) as t1 on t1.id==table.id", //<---round brackets for multiple rows
subQuery).
Find(&Rows)
Solution 5:[5]
while i used "db.Select("").Joins("?", subQuery)" to query, i got "select * from `` (subquery)" whitch is a wrong sql. I should use 'db.Select("").Table(" ").Joins("?", subQuery)'.
subQuery := db.
Select("foo.*").
Table("foo").
Where("bar = ?", "bar")
db := db.
Select("*").
Table(" "). // gorm will give you the origin input instead of "``"
Joins("? as t1", subQuery.QueryExpr()).
Where("t1.id = ?", 1)
Solution 6:[6]
Solved this issue by creating a package for more flexibility: https://github.com/loeffel-io/sql
subquery := sql.Create().
Select(true, "purchases.*").
Select(true, "...").
From(true, "purchases").
Join(true, "transactions ON transactions.purchase_id=purchases.id")
query := sql.Create().Select(true, "*").
From(true, "(?) purchases", gorm.Expr(subquery.GetSQL(), subquery.GetValues()...)).
Join(true, "transactions ON transactions.id=purchases.last_transaction_id")
db.
Raw(query.GetSQL(), query.GetValues()...).
Offset(...).
Limit(...).
Order(...).
Unscoped().
Find(&purchases).
Error
Sources
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| Solution | Source |
|---|---|
| Solution 1 | Mykyta Nikitenko |
| Solution 2 | ryanking |
| Solution 3 | randy |
| Solution 4 | Zhangliu |
| Solution 5 | sunslikes |
| Solution 6 | Lucas Löffel |
