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declare @DeNormalisedTable table(data varchar(8000))

insert into @DeNormalisedTable
select '1,Davolio,Nancy' union all
select '2,Fuller,Andrew' union all
select '3,Leverling,Janet' union all
select '4,Peacock,Margaret' union all
select '5,Buchanan,Steven' union all
select '6,Suyama,Michael' union all
select '7,King,Robert' union all
select '8,Callahan,Laura' union all
select '9,Dodsworth,Anne'

select * from @DeNormalisedTable -- Comma Seperated Values

declare @s varchar(8000), @data varchar(8000)
Create table #NormalisedTable (Code int, FirstName varchar(100), LastName varchar(100))

select @s=''

while exists (Select * from @DeNormalisedTable where data>@s)
Begin
Select @s=min(data) from @DeNormalisedTable where data>@s
select @data=''''+replace(@s,',',''',''')+''''
insert into #NormalisedTable
exec('select '+@data)
End

select * from #NormalisedTable -- Data in Normalised Table

drop table #NormalisedTable


Madhivanan

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I have a business need to create a report by query data from a MS SQL 2008 database and display the result to the users on a web page. The report initially has 6 columns of data and 2 out of 6 have JSON data so the users request to have those 2 JSON columns parse into 15 additional columns (first JSON column has 8 key/value pairs and the second JSON column has 7 key/value pairs). Here what I have done so far:

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1. First question: How do I modify my current query (see below) so that for each row in my table i got back one row with 19 columns.

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2. My second question: How to i get around this error?

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print 'Create table to hold test data'
create table #t (
number int not null primary key clustered,
Val1 int,
Val2 int,
Val3 int,
Val4 int
)
GO
print 'Load test data'
insert into #t
select
number,
-- Generate random numbers
-- with about 1/7th null
case
when abs(checksum(newid()))%7 = 0
then null
else checksum(newid())%1000000
end,
case
when abs(checksum(newid()))%7 = 0
then null
else checksum(newid())%1000000
end,
case
when abs(checksum(newid()))%7 = 0
then null
else checksum(newid())%1000000
end,
case
when abs(checksum(newid()))%7 = 0
then null
else checksum(newid())%1000000
end
from
-- Load one million rows of test data.
-- Number table function here
-- http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=47685
dbo.F_TABLE_NUMBER_RANGE(1,1000000)
go
print 'Find rows that do not match for Method 1 and Method 2'
select
out1.*,
out2.*
from
(
-- Method 1, using a subquery with a max
select
a.number,
a.Val1,
a.Val2,
a.Val3,
a.Val4,
[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4] =
(
select
X1= max(bb.xx)
from
(
select xx = a.Val1 where a.Val1 is not null union all
select xx = a.Val2 where a.Val2 is not null union all
select xx = a.Val3 where a.Val3 is not null union all
select xx = a.Val4 where a.Val4 is not null
) bb
)

from
#t a
) out1
join
(
-- Method 2, using a case
select
a.number,
a.Val1,
a.Val2,
a.Val3,
a.Val4,
[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4] =
case
when a.Val1 is not null and
(a.Val1 >= a.Val2 or a.Val2 is null) and
(a.Val1 >= a.Val3 or a.Val3 is null) and
(a.Val1 >= a.Val4 or a.Val4 is null)
then a.Val1
when a.Val2 is not null and
(a.Val2 >= a.Val1 or a.Val1 is null) and
(a.Val2 >= a.Val3 or a.Val3 is null) and
(a.Val2 >= a.Val4 or a.Val4 is null)
then a.Val2
when a.Val3 is not null and
(a.Val3 >= a.Val1 or a.Val1 is null) and
(a.Val3 >= a.Val2 or a.Val2 is null) and
(a.Val3 >= a.Val4 or a.Val4 is null)
then a.Val3
when a.Val4 is not null and
(a.Val4 >= a.Val1 or a.Val1 is null) and
(a.Val4 >= a.Val2 or a.Val2 is null) and
(a.Val4 >= a.Val3 or a.Val3 is null)
then a.Val4
else null
end
from
#t a
) out2
on out1.number = out2.number
where
-- Look for results that do not match
(out1.[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4] is null and out2.[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4] is not null) or
(out1.[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4] is not null and out2.[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4] is null) or
out1.[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4] <> out2.[Max_of_Val1_to_Val4]
go
print 'Find count of rows with different columns null'
print 'Should have a rowcount of 16 to test all conditions'
select
Null_Column_Conditions =
case when Val1 is null then 0 else 1000 end+
case when Val2 is null then 0 else 0100 end+
case when Val3 is null then 0 else 0010 end+
case when Val4 is null then 0 else 0001 end,
count(*)
from
#t
group by
case when Val1 is null then 0 else 1000 end+
case when Val2 is null then 0 else 0100 end+
case when Val3 is null then 0 else 0010 end+
case when Val4 is null then 0 else 0001 end
order by
1
go
drop table #t




Results:


Create table to hold test data
Load test data

(1000000 row(s) affected)

Find rows that do not match for Method 1 and Method 2

(0 row(s) affected)

Find count of rows with different columns null
Should have a rowcount of 16 to test all conditions
Null_Column_Conditions
---------------------- -----------
0 395
1 2444
10 2560
11 14760
100 2400
101 14955
110 14843
111 90206
1000 2518
1001 14857
1010 14989
1011 90256
1100 15100
1101 89659
1110 89783
1111 540275

(16 row(s) affected)






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I've been working on this project for a few months now. This is my first SS2005 project. I'm using SSIS, SSAS, and SSRS. I deal with volume statistics on labratory tests. The three main identifying columns of a test are: Bill_Item_Id, Mnemonic, and [Test Name]. My main dimension table uses the primary key column: Bill_Item_ID. I recently learned that I can't use this column as a primary key because there are a couple tests that have the same Bill_Item_Id, but different Test Names. I know that I can't have multiple primary keys, but is there a way I could say that no two rows in this table will have the same Bill_Item_ID, Mnemonic, AND [Test Name]? Then my fact table would have all three columns and match on those three instead of just one. I realize this will take a lot of work to rework SSAS and SSIS to accomadate for this, but unfortunately no one brought this tidbit of information to my attention.



Thank you very much.

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HasInHouseBar varchar(1) NULL,
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HasMeetingRooms varchar(1) NULL,
HasBusinessCenter varchar(1) NULL,
HasDryCleaning varchar(1) NULL,
HasIndoorPool varchar(1) NULL,
HasOutdoorPool varchar(1) NULL,
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HasAirconditioning varchar(1) NULL,
HasClothingAiron varchar(1) NULL,
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HasRoomService varchar(1) NULL,
HasHairDryer varchar(1) NULL,
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