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Asked: May 13, 20262026-05-13T09:03:36+00:00 2026-05-13T09:03:36+00:00

Let’s just say I have tree in my table called page: Foo — Bar

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Let’s just say I have tree in my table called “page”:

Foo
  -- Bar 1
  -- Bar 2
      -- Bar 3
  -- Some foo
  -- Some value
Bar
  -- Bar 4

I want to search by node’s name. For example “bar%”. Excpected output should be:

Foo
  -- Bar 1
  -- Bar 2
     -- Bar 3
Bar
  -- Bar 4

I can’t find solution to write right query in MySQL. Searching is not a problem – I don’t know how to get a depth of a node in search results.

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    2026-05-13T09:03:37+00:00Added an answer on May 13, 2026 at 9:03 am
    SELECT  mc.*,
            (
            SELECT  COUNT(*)
            FROM    page mp
            WHERE   mc.lft BETWEEN mp.lft AND mp.rgt
            ) AS depth
    FROM    page mc
    WHERE   mc.name LIKE 'bar%'
    

    This query can be improved if you create your (lft, rgt)‘s as a single field sets LineString and make a SPATIAL INDEX over this field:

    SELECT  mc.*,
            (
            SELECT  COUNT(*)
            FROM    page mp
            WHERE   MBRWIthin(Point(0, mc.lft), mp.sets)
            ) AS depth
    FROM    page mc
    WHERE   mc.name LIKE 'bar%'
    

    See this article for more details:

    • Adjacency list vs. nested sets: MySQL
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