I am trying to create a select statement that will return a list of users following a specific user , based on conditions from two tables. I have the following relationship created in my database. (incoming 10/10 ms paint skills)
What I want to output for example , are the users following tim , (follower) , which have notifications set as 0 in the users table. From there I can do what I want programmatically with the results.
So far I have tried inner join,
SELECT users.username FROM users
INNER JOIN followers
ON users.username = followers.followed
WHERE followers.followed = users.username AND
users.username = 'tim'
and I can't seem to figure out how to format it properly.
Would be much more cleaner if you use instead of the 'followed' string, the 'userid' and instead of the 'follower' the 'followerid'.
In this case would be userid=1 (tim user id) in followers table.
Then the query would be:
select * from users where notifications=0 and id in (select followerid from
followers where userid=1)
If you need to stick to that structure:
select * from users where notifications=0 and username like (select follower from
followers where followed like 'tim')