dima-2 wrote
> FROM "geonames" LEFT OUTER JOIN geoname_names
> ON geoname_names.geoname_id = geonames.geoname_id
> AND geoname_names.name_id IN
> (SELECT name_id FROM geoname_names
> WHERE geoname_names.geoname_id = geonames.geoname_id
> AND geoname_names.language = 'ru'
> ORDER BY geoname_names.short DESC, geoname_names.preffered DESC,
> geoname_names.colloquial, geoname_names.historic
> LIMIT 1
1. This could use aliases since you have repeating table names
2. I would write the above portion as:
geonames LEFT JOIN (
SELDCT DISTINCT ON name_id, geoname_id FROM ... WHERE ... ORDER BY ...
) gnn USING (geoname_id)
3. I would supply a query of the form:
WITH geonames AS ( values (...),(...) )
, geoname_names AS ( values (...) )
<rest of the query here>
And then show what you want the table output of the query to be.
David J.
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