Using column of relation in where clause

I would like to do something like this:

database.query.tableOne.findMany({
   with: {
       tableTwo: {
            columnOne: true
       }
   }
  where: eq(tableTwo.columnOne, 10)
})

database.query.tableOne.findMany({
   with: {
       tableTwo: {
            columnOne: true
       }
   }
  where: eq(tableTwo.columnOne, 10)
})

The above query causes the following error: missing FROM-clause entry for table "tableTwo" Is there any way to do this?

2 Replies

rphlmr ⚡•4mo ago

There is a “hack” you can try. https://drizzle.run/brfzfblyhllb7dz24d630px3 Note: it is really something that can break at any moment

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rphlmr ⚡•4mo ago

At every “level” there is a “data” alias representing the sub query. If you try on drizzle run, you have an option to output the queries that has been ran. This is how I reverse engineered that 😅

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Using column of relation in where clause