That can be done with the query:
SELECT * FROM invoices WHERE userid = [the userid of the user];
You can also select specific columns of those rows like:
SELECT amount FROM invoices WHERE userid = [the userid of the user];
If you want more help, you'll have to explain what specifically you need help with!
Hope this helps!
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Edit
Oh I see what you mean!
When you create a user (using the INSERT
command), you can use RETURNING
to ask for information from the rows you just created/populated:
INSERT INTO invoices (userid, amount, date, status) VALUES ([some userid], [some amount], [some date], [some status]) RETURNING id;
This is assuming id
is populated by a serial input. You can also ask for any or all of the other rows you just populated. For example:
INSERT INTO invoices (id, userid, amount, date, status) VALUES ([some id],
[some userid], [some amount], [some date], [some status]) RETURNING *;