How to get Location name from Hierarchical data in Mysql












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I have table Location like this:



ID,   PID,   Location
1 NuLL Country
2 1 City
3 2 County
4 3 District
5 4 Social


How can I make a view in MySQL that returns this:



ID,   Location,   Full Location
1 Country Country
2 City City-Country
3 County County-City-Country
4 District District-County-City-Country
5 Social Social-District-County-City-Country









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I have table Location like this:



ID,   PID,   Location
1 NuLL Country
2 1 City
3 2 County
4 3 District
5 4 Social


How can I make a view in MySQL that returns this:



ID,   Location,   Full Location
1 Country Country
2 City City-Country
3 County County-City-Country
4 District District-County-City-Country
5 Social Social-District-County-City-Country









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I have table Location like this:



ID,   PID,   Location
1 NuLL Country
2 1 City
3 2 County
4 3 District
5 4 Social


How can I make a view in MySQL that returns this:



ID,   Location,   Full Location
1 Country Country
2 City City-Country
3 County County-City-Country
4 District District-County-City-Country
5 Social Social-District-County-City-Country









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I have table Location like this:



ID,   PID,   Location
1 NuLL Country
2 1 City
3 2 County
4 3 District
5 4 Social


How can I make a view in MySQL that returns this:



ID,   Location,   Full Location
1 Country Country
2 City City-Country
3 County County-City-Country
4 District District-County-City-Country
5 Social Social-District-County-City-Country






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Is the depth number variable?
I mean can there be 'something else'-Social-District-County-City-Country
or the Social-District-County-City-Country is the deepest case?



It seems you want a recursion that is not available in MySQL.
Check out this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8104187/mysql-hierarchical-queries






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    Is the depth number variable?
    I mean can there be 'something else'-Social-District-County-City-Country
    or the Social-District-County-City-Country is the deepest case?



    It seems you want a recursion that is not available in MySQL.
    Check out this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8104187/mysql-hierarchical-queries






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      Is the depth number variable?
      I mean can there be 'something else'-Social-District-County-City-Country
      or the Social-District-County-City-Country is the deepest case?



      It seems you want a recursion that is not available in MySQL.
      Check out this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8104187/mysql-hierarchical-queries






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        Is the depth number variable?
        I mean can there be 'something else'-Social-District-County-City-Country
        or the Social-District-County-City-Country is the deepest case?



        It seems you want a recursion that is not available in MySQL.
        Check out this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8104187/mysql-hierarchical-queries






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        Is the depth number variable?
        I mean can there be 'something else'-Social-District-County-City-Country
        or the Social-District-County-City-Country is the deepest case?



        It seems you want a recursion that is not available in MySQL.
        Check out this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8104187/mysql-hierarchical-queries







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