In a single table, the pid field is used to represent the parent node id. When querying, it is required to find a node and all its child nodes according to the id.
The table structure of the test is as follows:
create table test2( id integer, name varchar, pid integer );
Insert test data
insert into test2 values(1,'A',null); insert into test2 values(2,'A1',1); insert into test2 values(3,'A2',1); insert into test2 values(4,'B',2);
The tree structure is as follows:
1 A
2 ---- A1
3 --------B
4 ----A2
A simple query to find the parent node and all its child nodes according to the node ID (for example, check the node with id=2)
with recursive t(id, name, pid) as ( select id, name, pid from test2 where id=2 union all select t2.id, t2.name, t2.pid from test2 t2 join t on t2.pid=t.id ) select id, name, pid from t order by id;
Query with path and tree node depth
with recursive t(id, name, pid, path, depth) as ( select id, name, pid, array[id] as path, 1 as depth from test2 where pid is null union all select t2.id, t2.name, t2.pid, t.path || t2.id, t.depth + 1 as depth from test2 t2 join t on t2.pid=t.id ) select id, name, pid, path, depth from t order by path;