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Hi,
I have a data model of 2 tables A and B:
[A]:
SELECT
Name,
Departement,
Profession
FROM "public"."A";
[B]:
SELECT
Title
FROM "public"."B";
I would like to add a new column in Table A and test if the column Profession contain the content of the column Title from table B
The new column should be exactly the column Title but in table A.
For example:
If I have A.Profession: Responsible of HR and in B.Title I have HR value
The value of the new column should be HR.
Could you please help me with this?
Thank you in advance,
Regards,
Selma
Does table B contain only on row, or multiple rows? If the latter then do you mean
For each record in table A
Search all the records in table B and if the value of A.Profession contains the value of B.Title from any record in B then
Make A.NewColumn = B.Title
Let me know if this is what you're asking. Thanks.
Usually it's a job for a mapping, for example with something like:
[B]: mapping load Title as Lookup, Profession as Return;
SELECT Title, Profession FROM "public"."B";
[A]: SELECT Name, Departement, Profession, applymap('B', Profession, 'Default') as New FROM "public"."A";
But in your case you will need a second column containing the return-values because only with one column Title = Profession or it does not match. I assume here that your description is just not complete.
Thinkable are also approaches which search for sub-strings but in this case you will need a defined logic which sub-strings will lead to a valid matching.
- Marcus