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+  - joins-and-complex-where
   - order-by-nested-association-attribute
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+---
+chapter: SQL How To
+title: Use complex where clauses with joins
+---
+
+
+Suppose you have an application which has `features` and `users`.
+Some features are restricted to certain users while others are open to everyone.
+
+* You have a `features` table, which has an `id` and `name`
+* You have a `feature_restrictions` table, which has an `user_id` and `feature_id`
+
+When a feature has no `feature_restriction`, the feature is available to everyone. When a feature has a `feature_restriction`,
+only the specified `user_id` can access the feature.
+
+We'd like to have one method that returns the available `features` for a given `user_id`.
+That means features that are unrestricted AND features that are restricted to the given user.
+
+This can easily be achieved with a `left_join` and a `where` clause:
+
+``` ruby
+module Relations
+  class Features < ROM::Relation[:sql]
+    schema(:features) do
+      attribute :id, ROM::Types::Int
+      attribute :name, ROM::Types::String
+
+      associations do
+        has_many :feature_restrictions
+      end
+    end
+
+    def available_features(user_id)
+      distinct
+        .left_join(:feature_restrictions)
+        .where do |r|
+          r[:feature_restrictions][:user_id].is(nil) |
+            r[:feature_restrictions][:user_id].is(user_id)
+        end
+    end
+  end
+
+  class FeatureRestrictions < ROM::Relation[:sql]
+    schema(:users) do
+      attribute :feature_id, ROM::Types::Int
+      attribute :user_id, ROM::Types::Int
+
+      associations do
+        belongs_to :feature
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end
+```
+
+## Learn more
+
+* [API docs rom-sql Relation#where](https://www.rubydoc.info/github/rom-rb/rom-sql/ROM/SQL/Relation/Reading#where-instance_method)