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I have a users table with the following fields:
id
username
email
password
created_at
updated_at
A table followings with fields :
id
user_id
contact_id
created_at
updated_at
And a table with the fields:
id
user_id
content
created_at
updated_at
Where Users relates to the tweets table, and the followings table, so that a user can have multiple tweets, and a user can have multiple followings. Let’s assume I have a user with
id = 1
and this user has followings with
contact_id = 2
and
contact_id = 3
contact_id would be who he is following, in this case the
user_id
of the table followings would be equal to
1
for both lines. Users 2 and 3, each have some tweets, so the question is, how would you search for the tweets where they were posted by users who are within my followings table? how the query query would look for such?
But where would I have to pass the user id on which I want my followings tweets?
– Israell Llopes
If what you want is the specific data of one, or more than one, user then add a clause
WHERE id_user = usuário_desejado
. But surely it cannot be deduced that you want this with what you put in your question.– anonimo
In short, I am user 1, and I want to fetch the tweets of all users who are in my following, let’s assume, I have users 2 and 3 in my following, so if I were to search manually ,would select * from tweets Where user_id in (2,3); but I wanted to do this automatically. type select * from tweets Where user_id in (all my followings); but I didn’t want to first search my followings and then search your tweets. wanted to do a single query
– Israell Llopes
Only use the JOIN operator.
– anonimo