MySQL GROUP_CONCAT(): Function returns a string with concatenated non-NULL value from a group.
Let’s take a look at the table vehicle_Driver.
We can find each vehicle_number having more than one driver_id.
i.e 1 vehicle contains more than one driver.
Desired Output:
id vehicle_number driver_id
1 HR55M6112 2,1,10
Want driver names to be displayed in place of driver_id look at driver_master.
Desired Output
vehicle_number driver_name
HR55M6112 Abc,Xyz,Pqr
Query
SELECT m.vehicle_number,
(select GROUP_CONCAT(driver_name) from driver_master where driver_id in (select driver_id from vehicle_driver where vehicle_number=m.vehicle_number)) drivers
FROM vehicle_driver m group by vehicle_number;
Let’s take a look at the table vehicle_Driver.
We can find each vehicle_number having more than one driver_id.
i.e 1 vehicle contains more than one driver.
Desired Output:
id vehicle_number driver_id
1 HR55M6112 2,1,10
Want driver names to be displayed in place of driver_id look at driver_master.
Desired Output
vehicle_number driver_name
HR55M6112 Abc,Xyz,Pqr
Query
SELECT m.vehicle_number,
(select GROUP_CONCAT(driver_name) from driver_master where driver_id in (select driver_id from vehicle_driver where vehicle_number=m.vehicle_number)) drivers
FROM vehicle_driver m group by vehicle_number;