mysql - JOIN (table name)
I have database with a table called sites
(which has a few fields, including a site_ID
field), and a set of tables for each site_ID
entry from the sites table.开发者_JAVA技巧
so the db looks something like:
- sites [site_ID, blah]
- site_1_articles [title, content]
- site_1_comments [author, comment]
- site_2_articles [title, content]
- site_2_comments [author, comment]
- site_3_articles [title, content]
- site_3_comments [author, comment]
etc...
I have a select query which pulls out all the fields from the sites
table:
SELECT * FROM sites
WHERE ....
How can I also get the title
field from the appropriate site_[site_ID]_articles
table ?
I thinking I need this in the same query using JOIN because the number of tables is quite large (over 1000), and doing 1000 selects is probably not the way to do this :)
No, you cannot reference tables dynamically (unless using a stored proc to create prepared statements)
You should design your database, to hole a single site_articles
table, which will store a site_id
column, then in your query:
SELECT *
FROM sites s JOIN site_articles sa ON s.site_id = sa.site_id
WHERE ....
You can join on multiple conditions, or add it to the WHERE clause
...
ON (blah = boo) AND (some_id = matching_field_in_second_table)
...
or
...
WHERE (some_id = matching_field_in_second_table)
SELECT blah, some_id, second_table.some_field FROM first_table
LEFT JOIN second_table
ON second_table.some_field = some_id
WHERE ....
Is that what you wany?
The best is to redesign your database. a table articles with a id column as primary key and a table comments with an article_id column. Then you join on that.
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