Reputation: 4092
Hi I have two tables as per following.....
tbl_favorite_properties
1 favorite_properties_id
2 favorite_properties_property_id
3 favorite_properties_user_id
tbl_property
1 property_id
2 property_user_id
Now i want to delete fields based on user which is straight forward as below
$user_id = $_SESSION['user_id'];
$delete_tbl_favorite_properties = $con->prepare("DELETE FROM tbl_favorite_properties WHERE favorite_properties_user_id='$user_id'");
$delete_tbl_favorite_properties-> execute();
$delete_tbl_property = $con->prepare("DELETE FROM tbl_property WHERE property_user_id='$user_id'");
$delete_tbl_property-> execute();
Now I want to delete all properties in tbl_favorite_properties (favorite_properties_property_id) which match this users properties in tbl_property (property_id)
I am already able to do this in innodb cascade delete using mysql, but need a php solution.
there is a solution here How do I delete row with primary key using foreign key from other table?
but there the column names are the same and mine are different...
i am new to structuring queries in multiple tables...
Upvotes: 1
Views: 76
Reputation: 521289
I think the behavior you want is to remove properties in tbl_property
belonging to a certain user, but then to also delete the corresponding favorites in tbl_favorite_properties
:
DELETE t1, t2
FROM tbl_property t1
LEFT JOIN tbl_favorite_properties t2
ON t1.property_id = t2.favorite_properties_property_id
WHERE t1.property_user_id = '$user_id'
What threw me off initially is that both tables have a user_id column. You might not need the user_id in tbl_favorite_properties
if you always plan to enter that table via a join from tbl_property
.
Upvotes: 1