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sql - filter items from a many to many relation table

I have a table 'many-to-many' many_relation with :

  • relation_id unique id
  • set_id link to another table with sets
  • element_id link to another table with elements

So the idea is to have many sets representing 'groups' of elements (1 to many elements)

What I would like to do is to be able to select all the sets (set_id) that include given elements. So for example, if elements are [1,2,3] and sets are [a,b] imagine:

  • set 'a' is 'linked' to elements 1 and 2
  • set 'b' is 'linked' to elements 1 and 3 then the table many_relation will be:
relation_id set_id element_id
11111 a 1
222222 a 2
333333 b 1
444444 b 3
question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65920171/filter-items-from-a-many-to-many-relation-table

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You can use group by and having:

select set_id
from many_relation
where element_id in (1, 2)
group by set_id
having count(*) = 2;  -- the "2" is the number of items in the `in` list

EDIT:

In Postgres, you can do this using arrays. For instance:

select set_id
from many_relation
where element_id = any (array[1, 2])
group by set_id
having count(*) = cardinality(array[1, 2]);

This repeat the array for clarity. You can define it using a CTE (for instance). However, I suspect you are passing it in as a parameter, so ? would just be in both places.


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