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Complex SQL Query Script Find Family Members

The document contains SQL commands to create and populate a table named 'family_members' with various family relationships. It also includes a recursive query to identify related family members and group them based on their relationships. The final output generates a list of family IDs and their corresponding relatives.

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Complex SQL Query Script Find Family Members

The document contains SQL commands to create and populate a table named 'family_members' with various family relationships. It also includes a recursive query to identify related family members and group them based on their relationships. The final output generates a list of family IDs and their corresponding relatives.

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drop table family_members;

create table family_members


(
person_id varchar(20),
relative_id1 varchar(20),
relative_id2 varchar(20)
);

insert into family_members values('ATR-1', null, null);


insert into family_members values('ATR-2', 'ATR-1', null);
insert into family_members values('ATR-3', 'ATR-2', null);
insert into family_members values('ATR-4', 'ATR-3', null);
insert into family_members values('ATR-5', 'ATR-4', null);

insert into family_members values('BTR-1', null, null);


insert into family_members values('BTR-2', null, 'BTR-1');
insert into family_members values('BTR-3', null, 'BTR-2');
insert into family_members values('BTR-4', null, 'BTR-3');
insert into family_members values('BTR-5', null, 'BTR-4');

insert into family_members values('CTR-1', null, 'CTR-3');


insert into family_members values('CTR-2', 'CTR-1', null);
insert into family_members values('CTR-3', null, null);

insert into family_members values('DTR-1', 'DTR-3', 'ETR-2');


insert into family_members values('DTR-2', null, null);
insert into family_members values('DTR-3', null, null);

insert into family_members values('ETR-1', null, 'DTR-2');


insert into family_members values('ETR-2', null, null);

insert into family_members values('FTR-1', null, null);


insert into family_members values('FTR-2', null, null);
insert into family_members values('FTR-3', null, null);

insert into family_members values('GTR-1', 'GTR-1', null);


insert into family_members values('GTR-2', 'GTR-1', null);
insert into family_members values('GTR-3', 'GTR-1', null);

insert into family_members values('HTR-1', 'GTR-1', null);


insert into family_members values('HTR-2', 'GTR-1', null);
insert into family_members values('HTR-3', 'GTR-1', null);

insert into family_members values('ITR-1', null, null);


insert into family_members values('ITR-2', 'ITR-3', 'ITR-1');
insert into family_members values('ITR-3', null, null);

select * from family_members;

-- Solution in PostgreSQL
with recursive related_fam_members as
(select * from base_query
union
select fam.person_id, r.family_group
from related_fam_members r
join family_members fam on fam.relative_id1 = r.relatives or
relative_id2 = r.relatives
),
base_query as
(select relative_id1 as relatives, substring(person_id,1,3) as
family_group
from family_members where relative_id1 is not null
union
select relative_id2 as relatives, substring(person_id,1,3) as
family_group
from family_members where relative_id2 is not null
order by 1),
no_relatives as
(select person_id
from family_members fam
where relative_id1 is null and relative_id2 is null
and person_id not in (select relatives from base_query))
select concat('F_', row_number() over(order by relatives)) as Family_id, relatives
from
(select distinct string_agg(relatives, ', ' order by relatives) as relatives
from related_fam_members
group by family_group
union
select * from no_relatives
) x;

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