jsk_fellows (view)

2 rows where location = "Boston"

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- remove filter - id name description location url twitter fellowship followers_count created_at verified screen_name

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- column - id name description location url twitter fellowship followers_count created_at verified screen_name

= != contains ends with starts with > ≥ < ≤ like not like glob in not in array contains date is null is not null is blank is not blank

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id	name	description	location	url	twitter	fellowship	followers_count	created_at	verified	screen_name
82422512	AlexBeam	Early Twitter non-adopter, journalist, author and so on	Boston		https://twitter.com/imalexbeamyrnot	jsk-fellows1997	1650	2009-10-14T18:22:51+00:00	0	imalexbeamyrnot
234387786	Maria Speck	❤️ Whole ancient grains 🌾 Winner Julia Child + M.F.K Fisher cookbook awards 🎉 for 📚: SIMPLY ANCIENT GRAINS and 🌻ANCIENT GRAINS FOR MODERN MEALS	Boston	http://www.MariaSpeck.com	https://twitter.com/MariaSpeck	jsk-fellows1994	3857	2011-01-05T14:52:25+00:00	0	MariaSpeck

CREATE VIEW jsk_fellows AS 
    select
        users.id,
        users.name,
        users.description,
        users.location,
        users.url,
        'https://twitter.com/' || users.screen_name as twitter,
        group_concat(lists.slug) as fellowship,
        users.followers_count,
        users.created_at,
        users.verified,
        users.screen_name
    from users
        join list_members
            on list_members.user = users.id
        join lists
            on list_members.list = lists.id
    where
        lists.slug like 'jsk-fellows%'
        and lists.slug not like '%projects'
    group by users.id;