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Doubt about attributes (getting the brand)


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I am a little confused about attributes whether they are simple eav attributes or not.



I dont fully understand when an attribute has option or option value. How can i check it?



So, for example in this case i am trying to obtain the brand name so i did this query:



SELECT main.sku, option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.value AS ez_catalog_product_brand, code_status.value AS code_status
LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_code_status ON attribute_code_status.attribute_code = 'status' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4
LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand ON attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_code = 'ez_catalog_product_brand' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4

LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int code_status ON main.entity_id = code_status.entity_id and code_status.attribute_id = attribute_code_status.attribute_id
LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int ez_catalog_product_brand ON main.entity_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_id and ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id
LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option option_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id and option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.value
LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option_value option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id


Is that okay? How can i know if an attribute is simple or not?



What about other attributes like : manufacturer, volume, description, prices and so on?



Could you please help me?










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    I am a little confused about attributes whether they are simple eav attributes or not.



    I dont fully understand when an attribute has option or option value. How can i check it?



    So, for example in this case i am trying to obtain the brand name so i did this query:



    SELECT main.sku, option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.value AS ez_catalog_product_brand, code_status.value AS code_status
    LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_code_status ON attribute_code_status.attribute_code = 'status' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4
    LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand ON attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_code = 'ez_catalog_product_brand' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4

    LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int code_status ON main.entity_id = code_status.entity_id and code_status.attribute_id = attribute_code_status.attribute_id
    LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int ez_catalog_product_brand ON main.entity_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_id and ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id
    LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option option_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id and option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.value
    LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option_value option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id


    Is that okay? How can i know if an attribute is simple or not?



    What about other attributes like : manufacturer, volume, description, prices and so on?



    Could you please help me?










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      I am a little confused about attributes whether they are simple eav attributes or not.



      I dont fully understand when an attribute has option or option value. How can i check it?



      So, for example in this case i am trying to obtain the brand name so i did this query:



      SELECT main.sku, option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.value AS ez_catalog_product_brand, code_status.value AS code_status
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_code_status ON attribute_code_status.attribute_code = 'status' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand ON attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_code = 'ez_catalog_product_brand' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4

      LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int code_status ON main.entity_id = code_status.entity_id and code_status.attribute_id = attribute_code_status.attribute_id
      LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int ez_catalog_product_brand ON main.entity_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_id and ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option option_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id and option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.value
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option_value option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id


      Is that okay? How can i know if an attribute is simple or not?



      What about other attributes like : manufacturer, volume, description, prices and so on?



      Could you please help me?










      share|improve this question
















      I am a little confused about attributes whether they are simple eav attributes or not.



      I dont fully understand when an attribute has option or option value. How can i check it?



      So, for example in this case i am trying to obtain the brand name so i did this query:



      SELECT main.sku, option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.value AS ez_catalog_product_brand, code_status.value AS code_status
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_code_status ON attribute_code_status.attribute_code = 'status' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand ON attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_code = 'ez_catalog_product_brand' and attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4

      LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int code_status ON main.entity_id = code_status.entity_id and code_status.attribute_id = attribute_code_status.attribute_id
      LEFT JOIN catalog_product_entity_int ez_catalog_product_brand ON main.entity_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_id and ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option option_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.attribute_id and option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = ez_catalog_product_brand.value
      LEFT JOIN eav_attribute_option_value option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand on option_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id = option_value_ez_catalog_product_brand.option_id


      Is that okay? How can i know if an attribute is simple or not?



      What about other attributes like : manufacturer, volume, description, prices and so on?



      Could you please help me?







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          You can identify the type of an EAV attribute from its settings in the eav_attribute table:



          backend_type = int means that the attribute is of type integer and the value is stored in the table [entity_type_code]_entity_int, in case of a product attribute from
          catalog_product_entity_int. (For other backend types there are corresponding tables, backend_type = varchar has catalog_product_entity_varchar etc. backend_type = static attributes are stored in the entity_table catalog_product_entity - e.g. sku).



          If an integer attribute has frontend_type = select that means that some kind of integer key is stored in [entity_type_code]_entity_int and there is a related value to that key.
          For this type of attributes there is usually a setting in the source_model column. Attributes with option values usually have source_model = eav/entity_attribute_source_table. Other types of backend models store the data in other tables - where and how exatly the data is stored can be seen in the corresponding Magento class (i.e. in case of eav/entity_attribute_source_table Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Attribute_Source_Table).



          Regarding your select:



          To get the option values of an product attribute with options you will have to join 4 tables:
          eav_attribute,catalog_product_entity_int,eav_attribute_option andeav_attribute_option_value
          and you will have to do that for every attribute. You may shortcut that by hardcoding the attribute_id in your statement and skip the table eav_attribute, but the other 3 tables need to be there.



          Your statement is correct, you have just a little copy & paste error:
          In the second join you use attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4 instead of attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_type_id = 4.






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          • Excellent!, i told you before but you rock :)

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          • Hey dude, could you please take a look at this: magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
            Aug 19 at 14:30











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          You can identify the type of an EAV attribute from its settings in the eav_attribute table:



          backend_type = int means that the attribute is of type integer and the value is stored in the table [entity_type_code]_entity_int, in case of a product attribute from
          catalog_product_entity_int. (For other backend types there are corresponding tables, backend_type = varchar has catalog_product_entity_varchar etc. backend_type = static attributes are stored in the entity_table catalog_product_entity - e.g. sku).



          If an integer attribute has frontend_type = select that means that some kind of integer key is stored in [entity_type_code]_entity_int and there is a related value to that key.
          For this type of attributes there is usually a setting in the source_model column. Attributes with option values usually have source_model = eav/entity_attribute_source_table. Other types of backend models store the data in other tables - where and how exatly the data is stored can be seen in the corresponding Magento class (i.e. in case of eav/entity_attribute_source_table Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Attribute_Source_Table).



          Regarding your select:



          To get the option values of an product attribute with options you will have to join 4 tables:
          eav_attribute,catalog_product_entity_int,eav_attribute_option andeav_attribute_option_value
          and you will have to do that for every attribute. You may shortcut that by hardcoding the attribute_id in your statement and skip the table eav_attribute, but the other 3 tables need to be there.



          Your statement is correct, you have just a little copy & paste error:
          In the second join you use attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4 instead of attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_type_id = 4.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Excellent!, i told you before but you rock :)

            – programming_amazing
            Apr 16 at 2:04











          • Hey dude, could you please take a look at this: magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
            Aug 19 at 14:30











          • magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

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          You can identify the type of an EAV attribute from its settings in the eav_attribute table:



          backend_type = int means that the attribute is of type integer and the value is stored in the table [entity_type_code]_entity_int, in case of a product attribute from
          catalog_product_entity_int. (For other backend types there are corresponding tables, backend_type = varchar has catalog_product_entity_varchar etc. backend_type = static attributes are stored in the entity_table catalog_product_entity - e.g. sku).



          If an integer attribute has frontend_type = select that means that some kind of integer key is stored in [entity_type_code]_entity_int and there is a related value to that key.
          For this type of attributes there is usually a setting in the source_model column. Attributes with option values usually have source_model = eav/entity_attribute_source_table. Other types of backend models store the data in other tables - where and how exatly the data is stored can be seen in the corresponding Magento class (i.e. in case of eav/entity_attribute_source_table Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Attribute_Source_Table).



          Regarding your select:



          To get the option values of an product attribute with options you will have to join 4 tables:
          eav_attribute,catalog_product_entity_int,eav_attribute_option andeav_attribute_option_value
          and you will have to do that for every attribute. You may shortcut that by hardcoding the attribute_id in your statement and skip the table eav_attribute, but the other 3 tables need to be there.



          Your statement is correct, you have just a little copy & paste error:
          In the second join you use attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4 instead of attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_type_id = 4.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Excellent!, i told you before but you rock :)

            – programming_amazing
            Apr 16 at 2:04











          • Hey dude, could you please take a look at this: magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
            Aug 19 at 14:30











          • magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
            Aug 19 at 14:35













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          You can identify the type of an EAV attribute from its settings in the eav_attribute table:



          backend_type = int means that the attribute is of type integer and the value is stored in the table [entity_type_code]_entity_int, in case of a product attribute from
          catalog_product_entity_int. (For other backend types there are corresponding tables, backend_type = varchar has catalog_product_entity_varchar etc. backend_type = static attributes are stored in the entity_table catalog_product_entity - e.g. sku).



          If an integer attribute has frontend_type = select that means that some kind of integer key is stored in [entity_type_code]_entity_int and there is a related value to that key.
          For this type of attributes there is usually a setting in the source_model column. Attributes with option values usually have source_model = eav/entity_attribute_source_table. Other types of backend models store the data in other tables - where and how exatly the data is stored can be seen in the corresponding Magento class (i.e. in case of eav/entity_attribute_source_table Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Attribute_Source_Table).



          Regarding your select:



          To get the option values of an product attribute with options you will have to join 4 tables:
          eav_attribute,catalog_product_entity_int,eav_attribute_option andeav_attribute_option_value
          and you will have to do that for every attribute. You may shortcut that by hardcoding the attribute_id in your statement and skip the table eav_attribute, but the other 3 tables need to be there.



          Your statement is correct, you have just a little copy & paste error:
          In the second join you use attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4 instead of attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_type_id = 4.






          share|improve this answer













          You can identify the type of an EAV attribute from its settings in the eav_attribute table:



          backend_type = int means that the attribute is of type integer and the value is stored in the table [entity_type_code]_entity_int, in case of a product attribute from
          catalog_product_entity_int. (For other backend types there are corresponding tables, backend_type = varchar has catalog_product_entity_varchar etc. backend_type = static attributes are stored in the entity_table catalog_product_entity - e.g. sku).



          If an integer attribute has frontend_type = select that means that some kind of integer key is stored in [entity_type_code]_entity_int and there is a related value to that key.
          For this type of attributes there is usually a setting in the source_model column. Attributes with option values usually have source_model = eav/entity_attribute_source_table. Other types of backend models store the data in other tables - where and how exatly the data is stored can be seen in the corresponding Magento class (i.e. in case of eav/entity_attribute_source_table Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Attribute_Source_Table).



          Regarding your select:



          To get the option values of an product attribute with options you will have to join 4 tables:
          eav_attribute,catalog_product_entity_int,eav_attribute_option andeav_attribute_option_value
          and you will have to do that for every attribute. You may shortcut that by hardcoding the attribute_id in your statement and skip the table eav_attribute, but the other 3 tables need to be there.



          Your statement is correct, you have just a little copy & paste error:
          In the second join you use attribute_code_status.entity_type_id = 4 instead of attribute_ez_catalog_product_brand.entity_type_id = 4.







          share|improve this answer












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          • Excellent!, i told you before but you rock :)

            – programming_amazing
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          • Hey dude, could you please take a look at this: magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
            Aug 19 at 14:30











          • magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
            Aug 19 at 14:35

















          • Excellent!, i told you before but you rock :)

            – programming_amazing
            Apr 16 at 2:04











          • Hey dude, could you please take a look at this: magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
            Aug 19 at 14:30











          • magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

            – programming_amazing
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          Excellent!, i told you before but you rock :)

          – programming_amazing
          Apr 16 at 2:04





          Excellent!, i told you before but you rock :)

          – programming_amazing
          Apr 16 at 2:04













          Hey dude, could you please take a look at this: magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

          – programming_amazing
          Aug 19 at 14:30





          Hey dude, could you please take a look at this: magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

          – programming_amazing
          Aug 19 at 14:30













          magento.stackexchange.com/questions/285837/…

          – programming_amazing
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