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Using recursion to solve database problems.
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How can I recursively query a table containing LTREE to get the tree like structure when som...
If the paths were not missing, then the following query would get me the result:
with recursive
base as (
select node_path,
array[row_number() over (order by node_path)] as sort_path
from … This current question was born out of the SO question:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76658570/postgres-ltree-how-to-do-recursive-for-only-a-few-specific-rows …
