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MySQL WITH

By Roja MetlaRoja Metla

MySQL WITH

Introduction to MySQL WITH Clause

MySQL WITH clause is used to define the CTE (Common table expressions). A common table expression is a named temporary result set that can be used multiple times. The CTE can be defined using WITH clause and can have one or more sub-clauses separated by a comma. The sub-clauses that are defined consists of each result set associated with a name to it. CTE can be used in other CTE’s. We also have recursive CTE which will be referred to itself. The result set exists only within the scope of a single statement as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE.

In this session let us see how the CTE will be defined using the WITH clause along with an example.

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Syntax of MySQL WITH

Now let us consider the syntax of declaring the CTE using WITH clause:

1. Declaration of Single CTE

Syntax:

WITH <CTE NAME><COLUMN LIST > AS
<
QUERY STATEMENT
>
SELECT * FROM <CTE NAME>;

2. Declaration of Multiple CTE

Syntax:

WITH <CTE NAME1><COLUMN LIST > AS
<
QUERY STATEMENT
>
, <CTE NAME2><COLUMN LIST > AS
<
QUERY STATEMENT
>
SELECT * FROM <CTE NAME1> join <CTE NAME2> ON <Condition>;

WITH clause can be used in the beginning as:

  • WITH … SELECT …
  • WITH … UPDATE …
  • WITH … DELETE …

WITH statement can immediately precede as below:

  • CREATE TABLE … WITH … SELECT …
  • CREATE VIEW … WITH … SELECT …
  • INSERT … WITH … SELECT …
  • REPLACE … WITH … SELECT …
  • DECLARE CURSOR … WITH … SELECT …
  • EXPLAIN … WITH … SELECT …

How WITH Clause Works in MySQL?

Now let us consider the tables apply the CTE concept using the WITH clause:

1. Let us create a Table and use the above Syntax format and insert Data into the Table.

create table Order_detail
(
shop_id int,
product_id int,
brand_id int,
Shop_name varchar(20),
quantity int,
price int
);

2. Now let us insert Data into the Table.

insert into Order_detail (shop_id, product_id, brand_id, Shop_name, quantity, price)
values (1,1,1,'Kellogs',45,45);
insert into Order_detail (shop_id, product_id, brand_id, Shop_name, quantity, price)
values (2,7,5,'Fantasy Store',75,145);
insert into Order_detail (shop_id, product_id, brand_id, Shop_name, quantity, price)
values (3,3,2,'Laxshmi store',65,85);
insert into Order_detail (shop_id, product_id, brand_id, Shop_name, quantity, price)
values (4,4,7,'General store',25,65);
insert into Order_detail (shop_id, product_id, brand_id, Shop_name, quantity, price)
values (5,5,8,'Corn store',35,75);

Query:

select * from Order_detail;

Output:

MySQL WITH Example 1

3. Now let us Perform the Simple CTE Creation on the above Table.

Query:

With CTE_Orders_Store AS
(
Select shop_id,
product_id,
brand_id,
shop_name,
quantity
from order_detail where UPPER(shop_name) like '%store%'
)
Select * from CTE_Orders_Store where quantity> 50;

Output:

MySQL WITH Example 2

Explanation: Here we are finding the shops which has stored in their “shop_name” and the number of products sold greater than 50.

4. Now let us Perform another Simple CTE on the above Table.

Query:

With CTE_Orders_quantity AS
(
Select shop_id,
product_id,
brand_id,
shop_name,
quantity
from order_detail where quantity> 30
)
Select * from CTE_Orders_quantity where shop_idin( 2, 1);

Output:

MySQL WITH Example 3

Explanation: Here we are finding the shop’s which has quantity sold > 30 and then we are filtering the rest and bring only the shop_id that are (2, 1).

5. Now let us Consider the above Created table “order_detail” as well create another Table as below.

Query:

create table Details_People
(
id int,
name varchar(20),
location varchar(20),
pincodeint,
product_idint
);

6. Insert the Below Rows into the Table as below.

Query:

insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (1, 'Sam', 'MP', 564321,1);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (2, 'Sohan', 'Bangalore', 523321,7);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (3, 'Will', 'Tamilnadu', 523021,3);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (4, 'Ben', 'UP', 564000,3);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (5, 'Hamington', 'UP', 564000,4);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (6, 'Ji eun', 'Bangalore', 523321,2);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (7, 'Jimin', 'UP', 564000,5);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (8, 'Jk', 'Bangalore', 523321,4);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (9, 'V', 'AP', 590001,5);
insert into DETAILS_PEOPLE values (10, 'Jhope', 'Bangalore', 523321,1);

7. Now let us Select the Columns from the Table

Query:

Select * from Details_People;

Output:

Rows Example 7

8. Now let us perform the Complex CTE Between the two Tables.

Query:

With CTE_Orders_Store  AS
(
Select shop_id,
product_id,
brand_id,
shop_name,
quantity
from order_detail where UPPER(shop_name) like '%store%'
)
Select * from CTE_Orders_Stores
JOIN details_people p
ON s.product_id=p.product_id
where quantity> 50;

Output:

Complex CTE Example 8

Explanation: Here in the above query we are finding the shop’s which has stored in their “shop_name” and the number of products sold greater than 50. The output of the CTE we have joined with the “details_people” and got the output.

Query:

With CTE_Orders_quantity AS
(
Select shop_id,
product_id,
brand_id,
shop_name,
quantity
from order_detail where quantity> 30
)
Select * from CTE_Orders_quantity s
JOIN details_people p
ON s.product_id=p.product_id
where shop_idin( 2, 1);

Output:

MySQL WITH Example 8

Explanation: Here we are finding the shop’s which has quantity sold > 30 and then we are filtering the rest and bring only the shop_id that are (2, 1) then join it with the “details_people” table.

9. Now let us see the RECURSIVE CTE

Query:

WITH RECURSIVE REC_cte AS
(
SELECT 1 AS A, 1 AS B, -1 AS C
UNION ALL
SELECT A + 1, B * 2, C * 2 FROM REC_cte WHERE A < 5
)
SELECT * FROM REC_cte;

Output:

RECURSIVE CTE Example 9

Conclusion

  • MySQL WITH clause is used to define the CTE (Common table expressions). A common table expression is a named temporary result set that can be used multiple times.
  • The CTE can be defined using WITH clause and can have one or more sub-clauses separated by a comma.
  • The sub-clauses that are defined consists of each result set associated with a name to it. CTE can be used in another CTE’s. We also have recursive CTE which will be referred to itself.
  • The result set exists only within the scope of the single statement as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE

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