Je comprends parfaitement pourquoi cela est nécessaire - en tout cas pour moi, c'est pratique lors du prototypage rapide lorsqu'il y a beaucoup de tables à joindre, y compris de nombreuses jointures internes. Dès qu'un nom de colonne est le même dans un deuxième champ joker "joinedtable.*", les valeurs des champs de la table principale sont remplacées par celles de la joinedtable. C'est une source d'erreurs, de frustration et une violation du DRY lorsque l'on doit spécifier manuellement les champs de la table avec des alias, encore et encore...
Voici une fonction PHP (Wordpress) permettant d'y parvenir par la génération de code, ainsi qu'un exemple d'utilisation. Dans l'exemple, elle est utilisée pour générer rapidement une requête personnalisée qui fournira les champs d'un article Wordpress connexe qui a été référencé par le biais d'une balise champs personnalisés avancés champ.
function prefixed_table_fields_wildcard($table, $alias)
{
global $wpdb;
$columns = $wpdb->get_results("SHOW COLUMNS FROM $table", ARRAY_A);
$field_names = array();
foreach ($columns as $column)
{
$field_names[] = $column["Field"];
}
$prefixed = array();
foreach ($field_names as $field_name)
{
$prefixed[] = "`{$alias}`.`{$field_name}` AS `{$alias}.{$field_name}`";
}
return implode(", ", $prefixed);
}
function test_prefixed_table_fields_wildcard()
{
global $wpdb;
$query = "
SELECT
" . prefixed_table_fields_wildcard($wpdb->posts, 'campaigns') . ",
" . prefixed_table_fields_wildcard($wpdb->posts, 'venues') . "
FROM $wpdb->posts AS campaigns
LEFT JOIN $wpdb->postmeta meta1 ON (meta1.meta_key = 'venue' AND campaigns.ID = meta1.post_id)
LEFT JOIN $wpdb->posts venues ON (venues.post_status = 'publish' AND venues.post_type = 'venue' AND venues.ID = meta1.meta_value)
WHERE 1
AND campaigns.post_status = 'publish'
AND campaigns.post_type = 'campaign'
LIMIT 1
";
echo "<pre>$query</pre>";
$posts = $wpdb->get_results($query, OBJECT);
echo "<pre>";
print_r($posts);
echo "</pre>";
}
Le résultat :
SELECT
`campaigns`.`ID` AS `campaigns.ID`, `campaigns`.`post_author` AS `campaigns.post_author`, `campaigns`.`post_date` AS `campaigns.post_date`, `campaigns`.`post_date_gmt` AS `campaigns.post_date_gmt`, `campaigns`.`post_content` AS `campaigns.post_content`, `campaigns`.`post_title` AS `campaigns.post_title`, `campaigns`.`post_excerpt` AS `campaigns.post_excerpt`, `campaigns`.`post_status` AS `campaigns.post_status`, `campaigns`.`comment_status` AS `campaigns.comment_status`, `campaigns`.`ping_status` AS `campaigns.ping_status`, `campaigns`.`post_password` AS `campaigns.post_password`, `campaigns`.`post_name` AS `campaigns.post_name`, `campaigns`.`to_ping` AS `campaigns.to_ping`, `campaigns`.`pinged` AS `campaigns.pinged`, `campaigns`.`post_modified` AS `campaigns.post_modified`, `campaigns`.`post_modified_gmt` AS `campaigns.post_modified_gmt`, `campaigns`.`post_content_filtered` AS `campaigns.post_content_filtered`, `campaigns`.`post_parent` AS `campaigns.post_parent`, `campaigns`.`guid` AS `campaigns.guid`, `campaigns`.`menu_order` AS `campaigns.menu_order`, `campaigns`.`post_type` AS `campaigns.post_type`, `campaigns`.`post_mime_type` AS `campaigns.post_mime_type`, `campaigns`.`comment_count` AS `campaigns.comment_count`,
`venues`.`ID` AS `venues.ID`, `venues`.`post_author` AS `venues.post_author`, `venues`.`post_date` AS `venues.post_date`, `venues`.`post_date_gmt` AS `venues.post_date_gmt`, `venues`.`post_content` AS `venues.post_content`, `venues`.`post_title` AS `venues.post_title`, `venues`.`post_excerpt` AS `venues.post_excerpt`, `venues`.`post_status` AS `venues.post_status`, `venues`.`comment_status` AS `venues.comment_status`, `venues`.`ping_status` AS `venues.ping_status`, `venues`.`post_password` AS `venues.post_password`, `venues`.`post_name` AS `venues.post_name`, `venues`.`to_ping` AS `venues.to_ping`, `venues`.`pinged` AS `venues.pinged`, `venues`.`post_modified` AS `venues.post_modified`, `venues`.`post_modified_gmt` AS `venues.post_modified_gmt`, `venues`.`post_content_filtered` AS `venues.post_content_filtered`, `venues`.`post_parent` AS `venues.post_parent`, `venues`.`guid` AS `venues.guid`, `venues`.`menu_order` AS `venues.menu_order`, `venues`.`post_type` AS `venues.post_type`, `venues`.`post_mime_type` AS `venues.post_mime_type`, `venues`.`comment_count` AS `venues.comment_count`
FROM wp_posts AS campaigns
LEFT JOIN wp_postmeta meta1 ON (meta1.meta_key = 'venue' AND campaigns.ID = meta1.post_id)
LEFT JOIN wp_posts venues ON (venues.post_status = 'publish' AND venues.post_type = 'venue' AND venues.ID = meta1.meta_value)
WHERE 1
AND campaigns.post_status = 'publish'
AND campaigns.post_type = 'campaign'
LIMIT 1
Array
(
[0] => stdClass Object
(
[campaigns.ID] => 33
[campaigns.post_author] => 2
[campaigns.post_date] => 2012-01-16 19:19:10
[campaigns.post_date_gmt] => 2012-01-16 19:19:10
[campaigns.post_content] => Lorem ipsum
[campaigns.post_title] => Lorem ipsum
[campaigns.post_excerpt] =>
[campaigns.post_status] => publish
[campaigns.comment_status] => closed
[campaigns.ping_status] => closed
[campaigns.post_password] =>
[campaigns.post_name] => lorem-ipsum
[campaigns.to_ping] =>
[campaigns.pinged] =>
[campaigns.post_modified] => 2012-01-16 21:01:55
[campaigns.post_modified_gmt] => 2012-01-16 21:01:55
[campaigns.post_content_filtered] =>
[campaigns.post_parent] => 0
[campaigns.guid] => http://example.com/?p=33
[campaigns.menu_order] => 0
[campaigns.post_type] => campaign
[campaigns.post_mime_type] =>
[campaigns.comment_count] => 0
[venues.ID] => 84
[venues.post_author] => 2
[venues.post_date] => 2012-01-16 20:12:05
[venues.post_date_gmt] => 2012-01-16 20:12:05
[venues.post_content] => Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
[venues.post_title] => Lorem ipsum venue
[venues.post_excerpt] =>
[venues.post_status] => publish
[venues.comment_status] => closed
[venues.ping_status] => closed
[venues.post_password] =>
[venues.post_name] => lorem-ipsum-venue
[venues.to_ping] =>
[venues.pinged] =>
[venues.post_modified] => 2012-01-16 20:53:37
[venues.post_modified_gmt] => 2012-01-16 20:53:37
[venues.post_content_filtered] =>
[venues.post_parent] => 0
[venues.guid] => http://example.com/?p=84
[venues.menu_order] => 0
[venues.post_type] => venue
[venues.post_mime_type] =>
[venues.comment_count] => 0
)
)
0 votes
Qu'attendez-vous exactement du résultat de votre requête ? Je suis confus
0 votes
GregD : Je veux que tous les noms de colonnes qui sortent de b.* soient préfixés avec une constante que je spécifie. Par exemple, au lieu de 'name' et 'number', je veux spécifier, disons, le préfixe 'special_' et obtenir 'special_name' et 'special_number'. Mais je ne veux pas faire cela pour chaque colonne individuellement.
7 votes
Lorsque je fais un SELECT rapide pour voir les colonnes de plusieurs tables, je fais parfois SELECT 'AAAAA', A.*, 'BBBBB', B.* FROM TableA AS A JOIN TableB AS B ON A.ID = B.ID afin d'avoir au moins un identifiant de table lorsque je parcours les lignes.
0 votes
Duplicata possible : stackoverflow.com/questions/2595068/
0 votes
Peut-être qu'utiliser un schéma pour cela serait utile ?