PostgreSQL:Znajdź uprawnienia dla elementu, przejdź do korzenia

Możesz użyć RECURSIVE CTE w tym celu:

WITH RECURSIVE Perms(ID, Name, ParentID, CanRead, CanWrite, CanDelete) AS (
   SELECT i.ID, i.Name, l.LID AS ParentID, p.CanRead, p.CanWrite, p.CanDelete
   FROM Item AS i
   LEFT JOIN Permission AS p ON i.ID = p.ID
   LEFT JOIN Links AS l ON i.ID = l.ID
),  GET_PERMS(ID, ParentID, CanRead, CanWrite, CanDelete) AS (
    -- Anchor member: Try to get Read/Write/Delete values from Permission table
    SELECT ID, ParentID, CanRead, CanWrite, CanDelete
    FROM Perms
    WHERE ID = 3

  UNION ALL

    -- Recursive member: terminate if the previous level yielded a `NOT NULL` result
    SELECT p.ID, p.ParentID, p.CanRead, p.CanWrite, p.CanDelete
    FROM GET_PERMS AS gp 
    INNER JOIN Perms AS p ON gp.ParentID = p.ID    
    WHERE gp.CanRead IS NULL
)
SELECT CanRead, CanWrite, CanDelete 
FROM GET_PERMS
WHERE CanRead IS NOT NULL

RECURSIVE CTE kończy się, gdy Permission rekord został pobrany z bazy danych.

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