Is there a way to let MySQL join some external data without importing those data into DB?
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I have some static data which stored in a JSON file:
outinfo=
[{out_id:123,out_name:'hello'}]
and I have a table:
----tableA----
| id | label | out_id |
| 1 | a | 123 |
| 2 | b | 123 |
I wanna select all info out like
{id:1,label:"a",out_name:"hello"}
It is easy to achieve that by importing the outside JSON data into DB table, and select them out through a simple left join query.
But I wanna know how to achieve that if I don't create a table for those static data.
mysql join
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I have some static data which stored in a JSON file:
outinfo=
[{out_id:123,out_name:'hello'}]
and I have a table:
----tableA----
| id | label | out_id |
| 1 | a | 123 |
| 2 | b | 123 |
I wanna select all info out like
{id:1,label:"a",out_name:"hello"}
It is easy to achieve that by importing the outside JSON data into DB table, and select them out through a simple left join query.
But I wanna know how to achieve that if I don't create a table for those static data.
mysql join
edited 14 mins ago
Andriy M
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asked Apr 19 at 3:42
Kent WoodKent Wood
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No way. And no reasons for NOT import, especially when the data is static.
– Akina
Apr 19 at 5:15
You'll have to write a programme to do stuff like that!
– Vérace
2 days ago
yes,i was always vacillate in these little decitions. more left join always make me think things come more complex. but if i select the origin data out, then enhance them with other json data by outside program, the complex is apparent. so,i keep them in db at last.
– Kent Wood
2 days ago
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I have some static data which stored in a JSON file:
outinfo=
[{out_id:123,out_name:'hello'}]
and I have a table:
----tableA----
| id | label | out_id |
| 1 | a | 123 |
| 2 | b | 123 |
I wanna select all info out like
{id:1,label:"a",out_name:"hello"}
It is easy to achieve that by importing the outside JSON data into DB table, and select them out through a simple left join query.
But I wanna know how to achieve that if I don't create a table for those static data.
mysql join
edited 14 mins ago
Andriy M
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asked Apr 19 at 3:42
Kent WoodKent Wood
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I have some static data which stored in a JSON file:
outinfo=
[{out_id:123,out_name:'hello'}]
and I have a table:
----tableA----
| id | label | out_id |
| 1 | a | 123 |
| 2 | b | 123 |
I wanna select all info out like
{id:1,label:"a",out_name:"hello"}
It is easy to achieve that by importing the outside JSON data into DB table, and select them out through a simple left join query.
But I wanna know how to achieve that if I don't create a table for those static data.
mysql join
mysql join
edited 14 mins ago
Andriy M
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asked Apr 19 at 3:42
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edited 14 mins ago
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No way. And no reasons for NOT import, especially when the data is static.
– Akina
Apr 19 at 5:15
You'll have to write a programme to do stuff like that!
– Vérace
2 days ago
yes,i was always vacillate in these little decitions. more left join always make me think things come more complex. but if i select the origin data out, then enhance them with other json data by outside program, the complex is apparent. so,i keep them in db at last.
– Kent Wood
2 days ago
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No way. And no reasons for NOT import, especially when the data is static.
– Akina
Apr 19 at 5:15
You'll have to write a programme to do stuff like that!
– Vérace
2 days ago
yes,i was always vacillate in these little decitions. more left join always make me think things come more complex. but if i select the origin data out, then enhance them with other json data by outside program, the complex is apparent. so,i keep them in db at last.
– Kent Wood
2 days ago
No way. And no reasons for NOT import, especially when the data is static.
– Akina
Apr 19 at 5:15
No way. And no reasons for NOT import, especially when the data is static.
– Akina
Apr 19 at 5:15
You'll have to write a programme to do stuff like that!
– Vérace
2 days ago
You'll have to write a programme to do stuff like that!
– Vérace
2 days ago
yes,i was always vacillate in these little decitions. more left join always make me think things come more complex. but if i select the origin data out, then enhance them with other json data by outside program, the complex is apparent. so,i keep them in db at last.
– Kent Wood
2 days ago
yes,i was always vacillate in these little decitions. more left join always make me think things come more complex. but if i select the origin data out, then enhance them with other json data by outside program, the complex is apparent. so,i keep them in db at last.
– Kent Wood
2 days ago
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No way. And no reasons for NOT import, especially when the data is static.
– Akina
Apr 19 at 5:15
You'll have to write a programme to do stuff like that!
– Vérace
2 days ago
yes,i was always vacillate in these little decitions. more left join always make me think things come more complex. but if i select the origin data out, then enhance them with other json data by outside program, the complex is apparent. so,i keep them in db at last.
– Kent Wood
2 days ago