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I have a database structure with the following tables:
The gr_enrollments table contains the following relevant columns:
However, the gr_enrollments table does not have a direct industry_id. Instead, the gr_programs table contains the industry_id that links to gr_industries.
The issue arises when I try to filter gr_enrollments by industry_id. Since industry_id is not directly available in the gr_enrollments table but is linked through gr_programs, the filtering operation does not work as expected.
Could you assist in resolving this issue or suggest the best approach to properly filter gr_enrollments by industry_id through the relationship with gr_programs?