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I have region table which has RegionID and Cordinates.



Region table :
RegionID
RegionPolygonCordinates



I have ListingRegion table which has RegionListingID, ListingID, and REgionID which is many to many table.



ListingRegion table :
RegionListingID
RegionID
ListingID



First I need to read the RegionIDs by location.
This is done as follows :



SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')


And then I need to get ListingIDs per each RegionID.



SELECT listings.* FROM listing_region,listings

WHERE  listings.LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')))))


The above query does not work. Any help is appreciated.






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I have region table which has RegionID and Cordinates.



Region table :
RegionID
RegionPolygonCordinates



I have ListingRegion table which has RegionListingID, ListingID, and REgionID which is many to many table.



ListingRegion table :
RegionListingID
RegionID
ListingID



First I need to read the RegionIDs by location.
This is done as follows :



SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')


And then I need to get ListingIDs per each RegionID.



SELECT listings.* FROM listing_region,listings

WHERE  listings.LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')))))


The above query does not work. Any help is appreciated.






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  • please put sample data and expected result.
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    Nov 10 at 22:17










  • What does "does not work" mean? Error? Empty set?
    – Michael - sqlbot
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I have region table which has RegionID and Cordinates.



Region table :
RegionID
RegionPolygonCordinates



I have ListingRegion table which has RegionListingID, ListingID, and REgionID which is many to many table.



ListingRegion table :
RegionListingID
RegionID
ListingID



First I need to read the RegionIDs by location.
This is done as follows :



SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')


And then I need to get ListingIDs per each RegionID.



SELECT listings.* FROM listing_region,listings

WHERE  listings.LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')))))


The above query does not work. Any help is appreciated.






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share|improve this question













I have region table which has RegionID and Cordinates.



Region table :
RegionID
RegionPolygonCordinates



I have ListingRegion table which has RegionListingID, ListingID, and REgionID which is many to many table.



ListingRegion table :
RegionListingID
RegionID
ListingID



First I need to read the RegionIDs by location.
This is done as follows :



SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')


And then I need to get ListingIDs per each RegionID.



SELECT listings.* FROM listing_region,listings

WHERE  listings.LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID IN (SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276')))))


The above query does not work. Any help is appreciated.






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  • please put sample data and expected result.
    – FatemehNB
    Nov 10 at 22:17










  • What does "does not work" mean? Error? Empty set?
    – Michael - sqlbot
    Nov 11 at 0:22


















  • please put sample data and expected result.
    – FatemehNB
    Nov 10 at 22:17










  • What does "does not work" mean? Error? Empty set?
    – Michael - sqlbot
    Nov 11 at 0:22
















please put sample data and expected result.
– FatemehNB
Nov 10 at 22:17




please put sample data and expected result.
– FatemehNB
Nov 10 at 22:17












What does "does not work" mean? Error? Empty set?
– Michael - sqlbot
Nov 11 at 0:22




What does "does not work" mean? Error? Empty set?
– Michael - sqlbot
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The correct syntax would be as follows :



SELECT listings.* FROM listings

WHERE listings.LISTING_ID IN(SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID FROM listing_region WHERE listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276'))))





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    The correct syntax would be as follows :



    SELECT listings.* FROM listings
    
WHERE listings.LISTING_ID IN(SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID FROM listing_region WHERE listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276'))))





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      The correct syntax would be as follows :



      SELECT listings.* FROM listings
      
WHERE listings.LISTING_ID IN(SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID FROM listing_region WHERE listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276'))))





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        The correct syntax would be as follows :



        SELECT listings.* FROM listings
        
WHERE listings.LISTING_ID IN(SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID FROM listing_region WHERE listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276'))))





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        The correct syntax would be as follows :



        SELECT listings.* FROM listings
        
WHERE listings.LISTING_ID IN(SELECT listing_region.LIST_REGION_LISTING_ID FROM listing_region WHERE listing_region.LIST_REGION_REGION_ID IN (SELECT REGION_ID FROM region WHERE CONTAINS(REGION_POLYGON, point('45.512573', '-122.661276'))))






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