Removing values from array in postgreSQL
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Lets say I have a table called users, who looks something like the following:
users table:
|user_id | name |
1 Bob
2 Alice
3 Joe
4 Tom
And another table called books, who got a "users" columns of array of integers relates to users ids who own the books (type: ARRAY::integer)
books:
name num_pages users
mybook1 130 {4,2,1,44}
mybook2 140 {1,2}
mybook3 145 {5,7,8,10}
unfortunately, some of the users has been deleted, and now I have to remove their user id reference from the table.
My question is - Which query should I run in order to remove from the books table the user_ids who are not exists anymore in "users" table?
for example on "books" table, mybook1 user id 44 does not exist anymore, or mybook3 ids 5,7,8,10 does not exist in users table
(I've created a trigger to handle it from now on when removing users
but how can I remove the current "orphan users" who is not reflected in the users table anymore)
note: I have no foreign keys or something like that in the books table
Thanks a lot
postgresql psql
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Lets say I have a table called users, who looks something like the following:
users table:
|user_id | name |
1 Bob
2 Alice
3 Joe
4 Tom
And another table called books, who got a "users" columns of array of integers relates to users ids who own the books (type: ARRAY::integer)
books:
name num_pages users
mybook1 130 {4,2,1,44}
mybook2 140 {1,2}
mybook3 145 {5,7,8,10}
unfortunately, some of the users has been deleted, and now I have to remove their user id reference from the table.
My question is - Which query should I run in order to remove from the books table the user_ids who are not exists anymore in "users" table?
for example on "books" table, mybook1 user id 44 does not exist anymore, or mybook3 ids 5,7,8,10 does not exist in users table
(I've created a trigger to handle it from now on when removing users
but how can I remove the current "orphan users" who is not reflected in the users table anymore)
note: I have no foreign keys or something like that in the books table
Thanks a lot
postgresql psql
add a comment |
Lets say I have a table called users, who looks something like the following:
users table:
|user_id | name |
1 Bob
2 Alice
3 Joe
4 Tom
And another table called books, who got a "users" columns of array of integers relates to users ids who own the books (type: ARRAY::integer)
books:
name num_pages users
mybook1 130 {4,2,1,44}
mybook2 140 {1,2}
mybook3 145 {5,7,8,10}
unfortunately, some of the users has been deleted, and now I have to remove their user id reference from the table.
My question is - Which query should I run in order to remove from the books table the user_ids who are not exists anymore in "users" table?
for example on "books" table, mybook1 user id 44 does not exist anymore, or mybook3 ids 5,7,8,10 does not exist in users table
(I've created a trigger to handle it from now on when removing users
but how can I remove the current "orphan users" who is not reflected in the users table anymore)
note: I have no foreign keys or something like that in the books table
Thanks a lot
postgresql psql
Lets say I have a table called users, who looks something like the following:
users table:
|user_id | name |
1 Bob
2 Alice
3 Joe
4 Tom
And another table called books, who got a "users" columns of array of integers relates to users ids who own the books (type: ARRAY::integer)
books:
name num_pages users
mybook1 130 {4,2,1,44}
mybook2 140 {1,2}
mybook3 145 {5,7,8,10}
unfortunately, some of the users has been deleted, and now I have to remove their user id reference from the table.
My question is - Which query should I run in order to remove from the books table the user_ids who are not exists anymore in "users" table?
for example on "books" table, mybook1 user id 44 does not exist anymore, or mybook3 ids 5,7,8,10 does not exist in users table
(I've created a trigger to handle it from now on when removing users
but how can I remove the current "orphan users" who is not reflected in the users table anymore)
note: I have no foreign keys or something like that in the books table
Thanks a lot
postgresql psql
postgresql psql
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