FROM sanpham s
WHERE s.sanpham_id IN
(SELECT htk.sanpham_id
FROM hangtonkho htk
WHERE htk.soluong >
10); This is the sub-query segment in the SELECT statement above:
(SELECT htk.sanpham_id
FROM hangtonkho htk
WHERE htk.soluong
> 10);
The subquery allows to find sanpham_id values from the hangtonkho table with a number greater than 10. Then the subquery is used to filter the result from the main query using the IN condition.
Subqueries can be written as INNER JOIN as shown below.
SELECT s.sanpham_id, s.sanpham_ten
FROM sanpham s
INNER JOIN hangtonkho htk
ON s.sanpham_id = htk.sanpham_id
WHERE htk.soluong > 10;
The INNER JOIN will return more efficiently than the original subquery. It is also important to note that no queries are rewritten by JOIN.
The FROM clause
SELECT nhacung.nhacung_ten, truyvancon1.tong_sl
FROM nhacung,
(SELECT nhacung_id, SUM(donhang.soluong) AS tong_sl
FROM donhang
GROUP BY nhacung_id) truyvancon1
WHERE truyvanco
n1.nhacung_id = nhacung.nhacung_id;
In this example we have created the subquery in the FROM clause as follows:
(SELECT nhacung_id, SUM(donhang.soluong) AS tong_sl
FROM donhang
GROUP BY nhacung
_id) truyvancon1
This subquery is also associated with the alias truyvancon1. This will be the name used to refer to this subquery or any of its information fields.
SELECT clause
Usually the subquery is set in the SELECT clause to calculate by the sum functions such as SUM, COUNT, MIN or MAX but do not want to count in the main query.
SELECT n1.ho, n1.ten,
(SELECT MAX(luong)
FROM nhanvien n2
WHERE n1.nhanvien_id = n2.nhanvien_id) truyvancon2
FROM nhanvien n1
;
Below is the subquery created in the above example
(SELECT MAXong)
FROM nhanvien n2
WHERE n1.nhanvie
n_id = n2.nhanvien_id) truyvancon2
This subquery is also associated with the alias truyvancon2. This will be the name used to refer to this subquery or any of its information fields.
The trick of placing subqueries in the SELECT clause is used because the subquery returns a single value. That's why the sum functions such as SUM, COUNT, MIN or MAX are often used in subqueries.
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