Friend Request/Aceepted like facebook

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My Table Design is below

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[FriendRelation](
[Id] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[UserId1] [int] NULL,
[UserId2] [int] NULL,
[AreFriend] [varchar](10) NULL,
[CreatedDate] [varchar](50) NULL,
)

For I Want to get 1) Accepted friend request list 2)Pending Friend Reuest

Can any one give me a query for above table.? Thanks well in advance.

Posted 9-Sep-15 5:07am

Niravvasoya

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ZurdoDev 9-Sep-15 11:53am

Write it out in pseudo code and then translate to sql if you need to. Do you know SQL at all?

For example, how do I know looking at your table which friend requests have been accepted and which ones are pending? I don't see any columns or tables that look like they would store that information.

Herman<T>.Instance 9-Sep-15 14:19pm

AreFriend...BIT field not varchar(10). They are or not....

Niravvasoya 12-Sep-15 3:36am

Because I will store F-Friend,D-Delete,B-Block,R-Requested like that...

Philippe Mori 9-Sep-15 14:56pm

There are no reason to store users pairs that are not friends. And why would you use a string for AreFriend? Maybe a bit that indicate if the request was accepted.

Niravvasoya 12-Sep-15 3:40am

Orelse some one can suggest me how the table will look like so that will design a table accordingly...

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