Ho trovato quella query molto utile per il nostro sito, ma ci è voluto un po’ per personalizzarla/hackerarla, farla funzionare per gruppo e includere altri dati utente come le email.
Tuttavia, sto per avviare un’istanza di grandi dimensioni con alcuni campi utente che saranno un po’ dinamici per un po’ di tempo.
C’è qualcuno là fuori abbastanza intelligente da ricostruire questa query in modo che esca automaticamente tutti i campi dei dati utente? Forse @simon?
Ecco la mia query al momento:
–[params]
– string :group_nameWith included_users AS (
SELECT
gu.user_id
FROM group_users gu
JOIN groups g
ON g.id = gu.group_id
WHERE g.name = :group_name
),
e AS (
SELECT email, user_id
FROM user_emails u
WHERE u.primary = true
)SELECT
u.id AS user_id, u.username, u.name, e.email,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_6’ THEN value END) AS “Mobile Phone”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_2’ THEN value END) AS “Job Title”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_5’ THEN value END) AS “Employer”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_4’ THEN value END) AS “Postcode”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_14’ THEN value END) AS “Clinical Profession”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_3’ THEN value END) AS “Clinical Speciality”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_17’ THEN value END) AS “Working Clinically”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_1’ THEN value END) AS “Informatics Interest”,
MAX(CASE ucf.name WHEN ‘user_field_15’ THEN value END) AS “Dietary Requirement”FROM user_custom_fields AS ucf
RIGHT JOIN users AS U on ucf.user_id = u.id
RIGHT JOIN e on ucf.user_id = e.user_id
WHERE u.id IN (SELECT user_id FROM included_users)
GROUP BY u.id, e.email
ORDER BY username asc