Bryan Emrys escreveu:
I can handle this outside sql, but it seems like I should be able to do this in sql as well.
1 table: countries.
3 columns: id, name, price
What I'm trying to get is a result of the price differences between every
country.
So if the data looks like (ignoring the id field)
Taiwain 30
UK 50
US 40
I'm trying to build a matrix that looks like:
Taiwan UK US
Taiwan 0 -20 -10
UK 20 0 10
US 10 -10 0
Not in a matrix form:
bdteste=# SELECT f1.name,f1.price,f2.name,f1.price-f2.price AS
difference FROM foo f1 CROSS JOIN foo f2;
name | price | name | difference
---------+-------+---------+------------
Taiwain | 30 | Taiwain | 0
Taiwain | 30 | UK | -20
Taiwain | 30 | US | -10
UK | 50 | Taiwain | 20
UK | 50 | UK | 0
UK | 50 | US | 10
US | 40 | Taiwain | 10
US | 40 | UK | -10
US | 40 | US | 0
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