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Asked: May 13, 20262026-05-13T07:04:34+00:00 2026-05-13T07:04:34+00:00

Table tags: article_id tag 1 Language 1 Java 1 c++ 2 Language 2 c++

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Table tags:
article_id     tag
1              Language
1              Java
1              c++
2              Language
2              c++
3              c++

and how can I write SQL(s) query(s) to make the data like below:

Table tags_relations:

tag1        tag2     relations_degree
Language    C++     2
Language    Java    1

note: if the tag refers to the same article then the relations_degree + 1

The purpose of this approach is to calculate the relations between tags, can any one help me on this?

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    2026-05-13T07:04:34+00:00Added an answer on May 13, 2026 at 7:04 am

    Something like:

    SELECT A.tag AS tag1, B.tag AS tag2, COUNT(*) as relations_degree
    FROM tags A
         INNER JOIN tags B ON A.article_id = B.article_id
    WHERE A.tag = 'Language' AND a.tag <> b.tag
    GROUP BY A.tag, B.tag
    ORDER BY B.tag ASC
    

    Based on your example, I assumed you were limiting it to tag1 = ‘Language’, otherwise there’s the case of tag1 = Java, tag2 = c++, relations_degree = 1. To get that:

    SELECT A.tag AS tag1, B.tag AS tag2, COUNT(*) as relations_degree
    FROM tags A
         INNER JOIN tags B ON A.article_id = B.article_id
    WHERE A.tag > b.tag
    GROUP BY A.tag, B.tag
    ORDER BY B.tag ASC
    
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