Issue
I have a query like
$p = $this->Products->findById( $id )
->select(['name', 'description', 'category_id', 's.name', 'pp.price'])
->join([
'table' => 'sizes',
'alias' => 's',
'type' => 'INNER',
'conditions' => 's.category_id = Products.category_id',
])
->join([
'table' => 'products_prices',
'alias' => 'pp',
'type' => 'LEFT',
'conditions' => 'pp.size_id = s.id AND pp.product_id = Products.id',
]);
The problem is if the product has 10 different sizes, 10 rows will be produced with repeating name, description, category_id elements
Is there a way to rewrite it so the size's name and prices are delivered as array as a sub-array?
Solution
Maybe just use Containable instead of Join? You can run a find()
on your Products and contain
Sizes and ProductPrices. This would get you the array/sub-array you're looking for.
The only down-side is that it would still pull products even if they don't have a matching size.
It's tough to tell what you're really going for, since you're joining on category_id, which isn't really referenced. Maybe if you explain in more detail what the goal of this query is, we could provide a better answer on how to achieve.
Answered By - Dave
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