Is there a way to achieve something like:
SELECT *
FROM tb_values
WHERE (value1, value2, value3) SUBSET_OF
( SELECT value
FROM tb_value
WHERE isgoodvalue = true
)
More information:
I have a table called projects. Each project has tags. A tag can be shared by multiple projects. There is a mapping table called projectTagMap. Now users use tags to filter the projects. Tags are selected using checkboxes on the UI. So a user selects several tags to filter the projects. Am supposed to select the projects from projects table that contains all the tags selected by the user.
解决方案
From your pseudo code I guess that you want to check if a (dynamic) list of values is a subset of another list provided by a SELECT. If yes, then a whole table will be shown. If not, no rows will be shown.
Here's how to achieve that:
SELECT *
FROM tb_values
WHERE
( SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT value)
FROM tb_value
WHERE isgoodvalue = true
AND value IN (value1, value2, value3)
) = 3
UPDATED after OP's explanation:
SELECT *
FROM project
JOIN
( SELECT projectid
FROM projectTagMap
WHERE isgoodvalue = true
AND tag IN (tag1, tag2, tag3)
GROUP BY projectid
HAVING COUNT(*) = 3
) AS ok
ON ok.projectid = project.id