Pyspark join with different WHERE condition for each row











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I have a table of events with some properties and an ID:



table1:



NUMBER; ARRAY; NUMBER; STRING
ID; color; size; description
1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'
2; [blue, green, yellow]; 30; 'most beautiful'


And another one with certain properties and an according ID:



table2:



NUMBER; ARRAY
ID; properties
1; [green, 40, nice]
1; [red, 40, nice]


The thing is to INNER JOIN these two columns ON their IDs with a WHERE condition depending on the properties array in table2:
If the array contains [green, 40, nice], I want to join it with table1 only if:




  1. 'green' appears in table1.color

  2. 40 is in table1.size

  3. 'nice' is a part of table1.description


So the result for the above example is:



ID; color; size; description; properties
1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [green, 40, nice]
1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [red, 40, nice]









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    I have a table of events with some properties and an ID:



    table1:



    NUMBER; ARRAY; NUMBER; STRING
    ID; color; size; description
    1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'
    2; [blue, green, yellow]; 30; 'most beautiful'


    And another one with certain properties and an according ID:



    table2:



    NUMBER; ARRAY
    ID; properties
    1; [green, 40, nice]
    1; [red, 40, nice]


    The thing is to INNER JOIN these two columns ON their IDs with a WHERE condition depending on the properties array in table2:
    If the array contains [green, 40, nice], I want to join it with table1 only if:




    1. 'green' appears in table1.color

    2. 40 is in table1.size

    3. 'nice' is a part of table1.description


    So the result for the above example is:



    ID; color; size; description; properties
    1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [green, 40, nice]
    1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [red, 40, nice]









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      I have a table of events with some properties and an ID:



      table1:



      NUMBER; ARRAY; NUMBER; STRING
      ID; color; size; description
      1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'
      2; [blue, green, yellow]; 30; 'most beautiful'


      And another one with certain properties and an according ID:



      table2:



      NUMBER; ARRAY
      ID; properties
      1; [green, 40, nice]
      1; [red, 40, nice]


      The thing is to INNER JOIN these two columns ON their IDs with a WHERE condition depending on the properties array in table2:
      If the array contains [green, 40, nice], I want to join it with table1 only if:




      1. 'green' appears in table1.color

      2. 40 is in table1.size

      3. 'nice' is a part of table1.description


      So the result for the above example is:



      ID; color; size; description; properties
      1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [green, 40, nice]
      1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [red, 40, nice]









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      I have a table of events with some properties and an ID:



      table1:



      NUMBER; ARRAY; NUMBER; STRING
      ID; color; size; description
      1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'
      2; [blue, green, yellow]; 30; 'most beautiful'


      And another one with certain properties and an according ID:



      table2:



      NUMBER; ARRAY
      ID; properties
      1; [green, 40, nice]
      1; [red, 40, nice]


      The thing is to INNER JOIN these two columns ON their IDs with a WHERE condition depending on the properties array in table2:
      If the array contains [green, 40, nice], I want to join it with table1 only if:




      1. 'green' appears in table1.color

      2. 40 is in table1.size

      3. 'nice' is a part of table1.description


      So the result for the above example is:



      ID; color; size; description; properties
      1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [green, 40, nice]
      1; [blue, green, yellow, red]; 40; 'very nice thing'; [red, 40, nice]






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