How to Find Cars That Passed All Tests (A, B, C, D) in a Database?
Jan 14, 2025 am 10:35 AMFilter row groups that match all items in the list
Suppose there are two tables:
- cars: List cars and their corresponding models.
- passedtest: Records the test passed by each vehicle, including its unique ID, vehicle name, test type and date.
Question:
How to identify cars that passed all tests (A,B,C,D) from the passedtest table?
Limitations of the IN statement:
Using an IN statement to match lines containing a list of tests may return cars that pass only a subset of those tests.
Solution: Group and count different test types
This solution utilizes COUNT() and the HAVING clause:
SELECT carname FROM PassedTest GROUP BY carname HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT testtype) = 4;
This query groups rows by carname and counts the number of distinct testtype values. A car with a count of 4 has passed all four tests.
Additional Tips:
To retrieve data from the cars table based on the result set, use this extended query:
SELECT * FROM cars WHERE carname IN ( SELECT carname FROM PassedTest GROUP BY carname HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT testtype) = 4 );
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