Using postgres to select a filtered array

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I'm looking to select data from a table that contains an ID, and an array of values. But in the query results, i want to filter the array and remove values that overlap with a white list.



For illustrative purposes, the following query shows how the data would be formatted with a whitelist of values in a single column, and then a table i want to select from that contains a unique ID, and the array of keywords.



with whitelist as (
select distinct unnest(array['a','b','c','f','h']) as keywords
), raw_with_keyword_array as (
select * from (
values
('1234', array['a','c','e','h','q']),
('1235', array['a','d','e','f'])
) as t (id, keyword_array)
)
select...


The expected results i'm looking for is two rows from the raw_with_keyword_array table, but filtered arrays not including the values from the whitelist.



E.g.



1234 {e, q}



1235 {d, e}









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    I'm looking to select data from a table that contains an ID, and an array of values. But in the query results, i want to filter the array and remove values that overlap with a white list.



    For illustrative purposes, the following query shows how the data would be formatted with a whitelist of values in a single column, and then a table i want to select from that contains a unique ID, and the array of keywords.



    with whitelist as (
    select distinct unnest(array['a','b','c','f','h']) as keywords
    ), raw_with_keyword_array as (
    select * from (
    values
    ('1234', array['a','c','e','h','q']),
    ('1235', array['a','d','e','f'])
    ) as t (id, keyword_array)
    )
    select...


    The expected results i'm looking for is two rows from the raw_with_keyword_array table, but filtered arrays not including the values from the whitelist.



    E.g.



    1234 {e, q}



    1235 {d, e}









    share







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      I'm looking to select data from a table that contains an ID, and an array of values. But in the query results, i want to filter the array and remove values that overlap with a white list.



      For illustrative purposes, the following query shows how the data would be formatted with a whitelist of values in a single column, and then a table i want to select from that contains a unique ID, and the array of keywords.



      with whitelist as (
      select distinct unnest(array['a','b','c','f','h']) as keywords
      ), raw_with_keyword_array as (
      select * from (
      values
      ('1234', array['a','c','e','h','q']),
      ('1235', array['a','d','e','f'])
      ) as t (id, keyword_array)
      )
      select...


      The expected results i'm looking for is two rows from the raw_with_keyword_array table, but filtered arrays not including the values from the whitelist.



      E.g.



      1234 {e, q}



      1235 {d, e}









      share







      New contributor




      Rob Alford is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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      I'm looking to select data from a table that contains an ID, and an array of values. But in the query results, i want to filter the array and remove values that overlap with a white list.



      For illustrative purposes, the following query shows how the data would be formatted with a whitelist of values in a single column, and then a table i want to select from that contains a unique ID, and the array of keywords.



      with whitelist as (
      select distinct unnest(array['a','b','c','f','h']) as keywords
      ), raw_with_keyword_array as (
      select * from (
      values
      ('1234', array['a','c','e','h','q']),
      ('1235', array['a','d','e','f'])
      ) as t (id, keyword_array)
      )
      select...


      The expected results i'm looking for is two rows from the raw_with_keyword_array table, but filtered arrays not including the values from the whitelist.



      E.g.



      1234 {e, q}



      1235 {d, e}







      postgresql query array





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