Find a media's privacy status in SQL [Solved]

I’m trying to set up a deployment process from my laptop to my server using mysqldump and rsync in a bash script, but I only want to rsync media files which are public. I looked in the media table, along with lots of others, but can’t track down a dedicated is_public or similar value for a given media id.

I know media files can be public or private independent of their parent item, so I don’t want the item’s privacy status. How does a media know whether it’s public or private? Thanks!

EDIT: Aha! It’s in the resource table! Thanks for letting me rubber ducky this on the forum. I’m learning a ton and having fun.

In case it helps anyone else:

This SQL command finds all media files which are themselves public.

SELECT m.id, m.storage_id 
FROM media AS m 
JOIN resource AS r 
ON m.id = r.id 
WHERE r.is_public = 1;

This SQL command finds all media files where the parent item is public.

SELECT m.id, m.storage_id 
FROM media AS m 
JOIN resource AS r 
ON m.item_id = r.id 
WHERE r.is_public = 1;