PostgreSQL Query

Question

I am using a postgresql setup and I have a table something like this:

sec_id     prod_id
1          789
1          908
1          678
13         789
13         123
13         908
15         789

What I want to be able to is determine the overlap (common prod_ids) within the sec_id's. That is, I want to be able output something similar to:

sec_id1    sec_id2    overlap
1          13         2       
1          15         1       
13         1          2       
13         15         1
15         1          1
15         13         1

I don't have very much experience with this and would appreciate any assistance.

Andriy M · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-04 00:19:57Z

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I am used to MySQL so you may need to adjust the syntax slightly for postgres:

SELECT a.sec_id AS sec_id1, b.sec_id AS sec_id2, COUNT(*) AS overlap
FROM tblname AS a JOIN tblname AS b 
WHERE a.prod_id = b.prod_id AND a.sec_id != b.sec_id 
GROUP BY a.sec_id, b.sec_id

Probably, this would work in PostgreSQL (as well as in MySQL):

SELECT a.sec_id AS sec_id1, b.sec_id AS sec_id2, COUNT(*) AS overlap
FROM tblname AS a JOIN tblname AS b ON a.prod_id = b.prod_id 
WHERE a.sec_id != b.sec_id 
GROUP BY a.sec_id, b.sec_id

edited Nov 4, 2011 at 0:19

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answered Nov 3, 2011 at 20:51

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user1028475 Over a year ago

Thank you so much. I sincerely appreciate the help.

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