I'm sorry if someone has already posted this but I've looked through a few pages to see if someone had already posted and I couldn't find anything. Anyways, I have two counts and I would like to divide them to get a percentage. Basically I would like to see a percentage of how many tickets are overdue. Here's my SQL:
select count(*)[No. of Tickets Overdue],
case
when sum(datepart(dd,getdate() - j.report_date))>= pt.due_hours then 'Over Due'
when sum(datepart(dd,getdate() - j.report_date))>= pt.due_hours then 'Over Due'
when sum(datepart(dd,getdate() - j.report_date))>= pt.due_hours then 'Over Due'
when sum(datepart(dd,getdate() - j.report_date))>= pt.due_hours then 'Over Due'
end [Ticket Status]
from whd.priority_type pt
inner join whd.job_ticket j on pt.priority_type_id = j.priority_type_id
where j.status_type_id = '1' and j.deleted = '0' and not j.priority_type_id = '5' and not j.priority_type_id = '6'
group by pt.due_hours
order by pt.due_hours desc
COMPUTE SUM(count(*))
select count(*)[Count2]
from whd.job_ticket jt
where jt.status_type_id = '1' and jt.deleted = '0'-- and not jt.priority_type_id = '5' and not jt.priority_type_id = '6'
--COMPUTE [No. of Tickets Overdue]/[Count2]
I know this isn't correct but basically the commented line at the bottom is what I want to do. I've only been doing SQL statements for a few months now, so I know its novice but any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I have four sum statements in a procedure and I want to add two more fields that divide thismonthdeclines / thismonthsales, and prevmonthdeclines / premonthsales. I have tried a few ways and I just cant get the syntax right. Can someone help..
sum(case when O.orderdate between @prevMonthStart and @prevMonthEnd then D.orderlinetotal else 0 end ) as PrevMonthSales,
sum(case when O.orderdate between @thisMonthStart and @thisMonthEnd then D.orderlinetotal else 0 end ) as ThisMonthSales,
sum(case when O.orderdate between @prevMonthStart and @prevMonthEnd then case when O.orderstatus = 'CC Declined' then O.ordertotal end else 0 end) as PrevMonthDeclines,
sum(case when O.orderdate between @thisMonthStart and @thisMonthEnd then case when O.orderstatus = 'CC Declined' then O.ordertotal end else 0 end) as ThisMonthDeclines
from exigo_data_sync.Orders O INNER JOIN exigo_data_sync.OrderDetail D ON O.OrderID = D.OrderID
I am trying to take my result set and dividing up the results into 4 equal groups
I have included my code and a partial result set. All of your input and help is appreciated as I am new at this
select accounts.id, sum(trans.amount) as 'income' from jom.dbo.accounts join jom.dbo.trans on trans.accounts_id = accounts.id where trans.amount > 0 group by accounts.id
Inside each of these tables, there are two columms with the same name for both -> V, T. The V columm of the
table PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas gives me the cas consumed and the V table of
PDE#HD#SpeedCurves#Productivity the productivity. The V1/V2 graph must be ploted in a 24 hours period. What
happens is that if I do it for 24 houres, I mean, 1 day, the graph is ploted completly wrong in time! If I
do the same thing, but using only one columm, not the division by another, it works! Why this is happening ?
What is wrong with the following script ?? I need to know the answer for this as fast as possible! If you
need more details, I will give.
The script:
DayForm = Request.Form("D1")
Dim hoje Dim dia
If DayForm = "" OR DayForm = 0 Then hoje = true
If hoje Then _ Set rs = conn.Execute("SELECT
convert(varchar,PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas.T,108),(PDE#HD#Consumption #RP_Consumption_Gas.V/PDE#HD#SpeedCurves#Productivity.V) As Consumo FROM
PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas INNER JOIN PDE#HD#SpeedCurves#Productivity ON
PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas.T = PDE#HD#SpeedCurves#Productivity.T WHERE
PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas.T > DATEADD(dd, -1, GetDate()) ORDER BY
PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas.T") _ Else _ Set rs = conn.Execute("SELECT
convert(varchar,PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas.T,108),(PDE#HD#Consumption #RP_Consumption_Gas.V/PDE#HD#SpeedCurves#Productivity.V) As Consumo FROM
PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas INNER JOIN PDE#HD#SpeedCurves#Productivity ON
PDE#HD#Consumption#RP_Consumption_Gas.T = PDE#HD#SpeedCurves#Productivity.T WHERE
Just a quick question, how do I divide the results of these two queriestogether ?(select count (*) as ontime from schedule where actualarrivaldate <=estimatearrivaldate)(select count (*) as total from schedule)Thanks for any helpRobert
Hi 1: I€™m trying to get a percentage value (Left to Target) but I€™m getting €œ#Error€? in the Preview. This is what I have: =IIF(Fields!SalesTarget.Value Is Nothing , 0, ((Fields!Rev.Value)-(Fields!SalesTarget.Value))/(Fields!SalesTarget.Value)) How can this not work? I looked at a previous thread in here but I couldn€™t get anything from there L Kind Regards
SQL Server (TSQL) how to divide a number by either 2,3,4, or 6 and spreading it across that number of rows depending on what we are dividing the number by where it comes back to the original number...That is confusing I know so let me break it down...
Bill for 143.23 that will be paid out through 2 months...When you divide that by 2, you come back with 71.62, but if you multiply that number by 2, you come back with 143.24, not the amount for the bill...the end result has to be 71.62 for month1 and 71.61 for month2...Basically when there is a remainder, that has to be applied to the first month...
143.23: Month1 = 71.62 Month2 = 71.61
Another example...Same amount but have to divide by 6
I want to process a row from a source table by dividing the sales amount in that row over the period of the sale by month.
For instance if an item is sold for 500$ and it's duration is 5 months from 1/15/2004 till 6/15/2004, I want to divide the sale amount by month as follows:
Month 1: 50$
Month 2: 100$
Month 3: 100$
Month 4: 100$
Month 5: 100$
Month 6: 50$
I know I can create a script component and do the calculation for each month and insert 6 records in the fact table for each row in the source table, where each record holds the amount for the corresponding month. However I was wondering if there is another technique that utilizes the components of SSIS to do it more efficiently.
I have a table that contains a field containing the total bytes for a file. I am displaying the information in a datagrid but need to display the information in MB. If I divide by 1,000,000 in my select statement as such:SELECT cs_fileSize / 1000000 AS MB, cs_fileSize FROM t_client_spotsI get the following results:
I have two fields - both defined as money. When I divide them, SQL Server truncates the result after the 4th decimal point. So SQL Server says: 370.45 / 3,391,517.85 = 0.0001 I want to achieve: 370.45 / 3,391,517.85 = 0.00010922837... etc. The field the result is going into is defined as decimal(20,18)
I've tried using "cast(1stmoneyfield as decimal(20,18)) / cast(2ndmoneyfield as decimal(20,18)) as dividednumber", but SQL Server reports back errors about null values and Arithmetic overflow and terminates.
I'm at a loss as to how to solve the problem. Any suggestions please?
The issue I'm having is that the values I need to divide by are in fact, a result set from the CASE statement. It's been a long time since I've done anything like this.
I'm trying to divide two values from separate rows. Each row is a separate UNION statement.
2014-08-03 00:00:00.000NKBB (N) - Total Offers 1218 UNION (A) 2014-08-03 00:00:00.000NKBB (N) - With Lead 301 UNION (B) 2014-08-03 00:00:00.000NKBB (N) - Without Leads 917 UNION (C)
In the below example, I would like to divide KBB (N) - With Lead (UNION (B)/KBB (N) - Total Offers UNION (A)
I have the following query that displays 2 values. I want to add a column with the percentage ([Providers With Security]
/ProviderTotal) * 100 SELECT (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT NPI) FROM HS140_Rpt_Tmp_ForSummary WHERE Market = s.Market) AS ProviderTotal,COUNT(DISTINCT NPI) AS [Providers With Security] FROM HS140_Rpt_Tmp_ForSummary s WHERE s.[Security] = 'Yes' GROUP BY Market
If I right click and browse the properties for the table I can get the value of rows. But for the same table if I do select count(*) from table the value does not match the table properties rows. Please can some one tell me why this is so?
I expect to get a record below with a count of 0 (and I do), but when I take the comments out (--) of lines 1 & 6 I don't understand why I get no records at all. I need to be able to see all teams in EvalAnswers even if none of the records satisfies the where clause.1 select Count(*) as cnt--, TeamID 2 from EvalAnswers 3 where CoID=@CoID 4 and EvaluatorID=@EvaluatorID 5 and (Scr0=0 and Sugg0 is NULL) 6 --group by TeamID 7
I need to create a view that shows the number of times that clients made payments, how many clients, and how much they paid over a period of time. I'm not sure if I can use a case for this. How can I put something like this together? I have a tblClients with a clientid field I have a tblPayments with the clientid, pmtdate, and pmtamount For example: 1 Payment ----- 23 Clients ----- $16000 2 Payments ----- 12 Clients ----- $32000 3 Payments ----- 4 Clients ----- $13000 etc...
I populate the above table via a DTS and have checked and have verified that correct data is coming in... I also have a product master table; for business reasons we can have the same product created with different ProductCodes though the rest of the Product details are EXACTLY the same. We have covered this using a field named 'UniqueProdCode'.
... many other product fields e.g. unit price, category etc... ... )
First a small Request: Please note that I have NOT defined links between my tables (in the diagram editor) nor have I defined Primary keys (or any constraint) for any of the tables. When you kindly reply, please suggest I should define primary keys for the tables and also link them in the diagram editor.
[u]THE PROBLEM: When I do a count(*) query on the table 'SalesFACT', I get the correct number of records.
If I create a view, add table 'SalesFACT' and table ProdMaster, link the UniqueProdCode field of table 'SalesFACT' with the UniqueProdCode field of ProdMaster (so that I can also get the name, category, etc. for the products in the SalesFACT), and run a count(*) query I get a much higher and incorrect number of rows. The SQL for the view is:
SELECT dbo.SalesFACT.TransDate, dbo.SalesFACT.UniqueProdCode, dbo.SalesFACT.SaleAmt FROM dbo.SalesFACT INNER JOIN dbo.ProdMaster ON dbo.SalesFACT.UniqueProdCode = dbo.ProdMaster.UniqueProdCode
Kindly note that I have checked and the contents of the table SalesFACT' UniqueProdCode field DOES contain the correct data i.e. it contains the UniqueProdCode and NOT the ProdCode.
But if i link the "wrong fields", I get the correct count count :confused: i.e. I create a very similar view (as mentioned above) but instead link the UniqueProdCode of table SalesFACT with the ProdCode field (not the UniqueProdCode field) of ProdMaster table I get the correct count. This is really driving me nuts and I just can't understand what's going on and why the "REVERSE" logic. For your convenience here is the SQL for the 2nd view:
SELECTdbo.SalesFACT.TransDate, dbo.SalesFACT.UniqueProdCode, dbo.SalesFACT.SaleAmt FROM dbo.SalesFACT INNER JOIN dbo.ProdMaster ON dbo.SalesFACT.UniqueProdCode = dbo.ProdMaster.ProdCode
Please guide... I have run out of all the things that I could check and thus this SOS and F1
I just inherited an app, where I have two tables that look like this: [Owners] -------- Owner ...
[Cases] ------- Owner Status Assigned ...
I need a query to get results that look like this: [Results] -------- Owner # of cases records where Status='Open' # of cases records Where Status='Pending' # of cases records WHERE Status<>'Closed' AND Assigned=''
I have one query that works already, but it's using several nested selects. I know I ought to be able to do this using group by instead, and I like to know how.
I seem to have somehow got myself into a situation where I'm having to run the following SELECTs, one after another, on a single ASP page. This is not tidy. How can I join them all together so I get a single recordset returned with all my stats in different columns?
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tblQuiz WHERE [q3] = '5 years +' OR [q3] = '2 - 4 years' SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tblQuiz WHERE [q4] <> '' AND [q4] IS NOT NULL SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tblQuiz WHERE [q5] = 'Unhappy' SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tblQuiz WHERE [q6] = 'Yes' SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tblQuiz WHERE [q7] = 'Yes' SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tblQuiz WHERE [q8] <> '' AND [q8] IS NOT NULL
I have a need to compare the number of rows returned from table A when it is joined to table B to the number of rows returned when there are no joins involved. If the number of rows returned are the same, then I need to proceed to execute my next step else end.
So, If RowCount A = RowCount A when A joined to B THEN Goto Next Step Else End
I need to put the above logic in a sp that I want to execute using a job.
I have members in a database who have paid thru dates. I am creating retention reports
I created a cross tab in Crystal (using SQL) that counts records that paid within a certain year. I need to create a script that will let me find when members skip payment for a year. Any ideas?
I was thinking of running a count of all paid (Activity) records, but still kind of stuck.
I want to get a resultset of every table in the database, with thecurrent record count of each. What is the easiest way to do this?I can get the list of tables with:Select s.name from sysobjects s where xtype = 'U'each s.name is a table name, but I'm not sure how to join a record countcolumn to the resultset.Thanks,RickN
I have 10 databases created. each data base has arround 100 tables . i need to keep track of the number of records in each table of 10 databases and the last modification date on that table. The solution should be programatically by running a T-sql program or any stored procedures or any other but mechinical.
I have a table that is linked to other tables in one to many relationship.I have a query using LEFT OUTER JOINs to join the tables together.There are multiple counts in the query and count numbers are messed up.(if there are 4 records from one table and 3 from the other - it shows 12 as the count) Your help is appreciated.
