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im sure theres a more efficient way to do what i need to, but i know not how to do it..

 

my table consists of 3 columns: user_id, question_id, answer_id

 

i want to query and find a user_id (or user_ids) that have my desired answer_ids (4+ desired answers)

 

basically i want to say something like "select * from answers where answer_id = '1' and answer_id='2' and answer_id = '3' and answer_id='4' " ---- and have this return to me a list of all users that have the desired answers im looking for

 

right now the only way i know how to do this is to

  • query = 'select * from answers where answer_id='1''
  • fetch the row and then another query: select * from answers where user_id = $row['user_id'] and answer_id = '2'
  • repeat the process with answer_id = '3' /4/5/6/

to me this seems inefficent and i assume can be done in 1 query, im just dont know how...

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