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misty hollow
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I have a list of ints.

In the db I will have 3 columns

id - int
name - string
arr - array

I need to write a query where it checks if arr has any element from the list, then it should return the matched element and id.

For example
If the list has 4, 5

id 4
Name abc
arr [3, 4,5,6]

then it should return

id arr
4 4
4 5

nimble flameBOT
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<@&987246584574140416> please have a look, thanks.

pliant agate
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In postgres we have unset() which will expand arrays into rows.

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misty hollow
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Thanks @pliant agate

Unset is working for my case.

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