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I have a Google Spreadsheet that record information in 3 columns. The first columns record in one cell several names separated by ;, like this:

I have a simple webpage. I'm generating a table from a SQL query and trying to highlight a row (change background colour to yellow for that row) for some rows.

This is my current table:

I have created a document upload system, where an organisation will tell a user "you need to upload these X documents". Then the user gets an email, and can go to the profile page of that organisation and upload each of these documents in its corresponding upload form. I have created 3 tables for this, vrm_document (this holds all the documents that are uploaded to the document system by organisations). vrm_document_user_link (this shows the documents linked from an organisation to a user). And vrm_document_user_upload (this holds the documents uploaded by the user to the organisation).

I cannot get my query right to show all the documents the user needs to upload together with the values whether it's uploaded already or not.

I have created a DBFiddle showing the query with the faulty data that is returning. In the example output of the DB Fiddle, the first row is returning a value for vrm_document_user_upload_id and document_path, while these are values for another user, but since the vrm_document_id matches, it shows these values here.

How do I solve this query?

This is the database structure I have created, together with the inserts: