Is it technically possible to use the result of a recursive CTE as a subquery inside parentheses ? (in MySql)











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Select * From (

     WITH RECURSIVE cte_name AS (

              initial_query  -- anchor member

             UNION ALL

             recursive_query -- recursive member that references to the CTE name

        )

    SELECT * FROM cte_name

) A





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    Select * From (
    
     WITH RECURSIVE cte_name AS (
    
              initial_query  -- anchor member
    
             UNION ALL
    
             recursive_query -- recursive member that references to the CTE name
    
        )
    
    SELECT * FROM cte_name
    
) A





    mysql subquery common-table-expression recursive-query







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      Such as this : 



      Select * From (
      
     WITH RECURSIVE cte_name AS (
      
              initial_query  -- anchor member
      
             UNION ALL
      
             recursive_query -- recursive member that references to the CTE name
      
        )
      
    SELECT * FROM cte_name
      
) A





      mysql subquery common-table-expression recursive-query







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      Such as this : 



      Select * From (
      
     WITH RECURSIVE cte_name AS (
      
              initial_query  -- anchor member
      
             UNION ALL
      
             recursive_query -- recursive member that references to the CTE name
      
        )
      
    SELECT * FROM cte_name
      
) A





      mysql subquery common-table-expression recursive-query




      mysql subquery common-table-expression recursive-query






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          Section 13.2.13 of the MySql 8.0 reference manual that handles WITH syntax for Common Table Expressions, mentions the following :




          A WITH clause is permitted in these contexts:
          At the beginning of subqueries (including derived table subqueries):



          SELECT ... WHERE id IN (WITH ... SELECT ...) ...
          
SELECT * FROM (WITH ... SELECT ...) AS dt ...



          So, that clarifies my question, therefore putting my own answer as a community wiki.






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            Section 13.2.13 of the MySql 8.0 reference manual that handles WITH syntax for Common Table Expressions, mentions the following :




            A WITH clause is permitted in these contexts:
            At the beginning of subqueries (including derived table subqueries):



            SELECT ... WHERE id IN (WITH ... SELECT ...) ...
            
SELECT * FROM (WITH ... SELECT ...) AS dt ...



            So, that clarifies my question, therefore putting my own answer as a community wiki.






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              Section 13.2.13 of the MySql 8.0 reference manual that handles WITH syntax for Common Table Expressions, mentions the following :




              A WITH clause is permitted in these contexts:
              At the beginning of subqueries (including derived table subqueries):



              SELECT ... WHERE id IN (WITH ... SELECT ...) ...
              
SELECT * FROM (WITH ... SELECT ...) AS dt ...



              So, that clarifies my question, therefore putting my own answer as a community wiki.






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                Section 13.2.13 of the MySql 8.0 reference manual that handles WITH syntax for Common Table Expressions, mentions the following :




                A WITH clause is permitted in these contexts:
                At the beginning of subqueries (including derived table subqueries):



                SELECT ... WHERE id IN (WITH ... SELECT ...) ...
                
SELECT * FROM (WITH ... SELECT ...) AS dt ...



                So, that clarifies my question, therefore putting my own answer as a community wiki.






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                Section 13.2.13 of the MySql 8.0 reference manual that handles WITH syntax for Common Table Expressions, mentions the following :




                A WITH clause is permitted in these contexts:
                At the beginning of subqueries (including derived table subqueries):



                SELECT ... WHERE id IN (WITH ... SELECT ...) ...
                
SELECT * FROM (WITH ... SELECT ...) AS dt ...



                So, that clarifies my question, therefore putting my own answer as a community wiki.







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