The above table shows a parent child relationship with the hierarchy shown in column level. for each parent (IDs 1, 9, 11), I want the first child level where the column IsAutoCalculate = 0
so for parent Id 1, the rows to be returned is of level 1 as that is the first child row of this parent with IsAutoCalculate = 0. The rows with level 2 should not be returned
For parent id 3, the rows to be returned will be with level 2 as this is the first child row of this parent with IsAutoCalculate = 0
Category_ID Number Parent_ID Number <----Category_ID reports to this colum Category_Name Varchar....
MY QUERY <---I replaced the query above with my data ============================= WITH Hierarchy(Category_ID, Category_Name, Parent_ID, HLevel) AS ( SELECT Category_ID, Category_Name, Parent_ID, 0 as HLevel FROM Dir_Categories UNION ALL SELECT SubCategory.Category_ID , SubCategory.Category_Name, SubCategory.Parent_ID, HLevel + 1 FROM Dir_Categories SubCategory INNER JOIN Hierarchy ParentCategory ON SubCategory.Parent_ID = ParentCategory.Category_ID ) SELECT Category_ID, Category_Name = Replicate('__', HLevel) + Category_Name, Parent_ID, HLevel FROM Hierarchy
My OUTPUT============
All the categories under reporting to Parent_ID 0 or continuous, then the ones reporting to 1 and so fourth. Subcategories are not showing within their main categories. I AM GOING NUTS WITH THIS.
In the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, could anyone tell me how to enable the 'tree view' for the Summary window? It currently behaves like a file folder where I can move up and down 'folders' but can't see the tree of where I'm at.
We need to present hierarchical data on a web page, the same way thetree view shows files in Windows Explorer. Here's the catch: thattree view needs to be bound to a SQL Server database. How can this bedone?
SELECT 'A' as Item, '1' as Version, 0 as Counter, '01-01-2011' as CreatedDate UNION ALL SELECT 'A' as Item, '1.1' as Version, 1 as Counter, '01-02-2011' as CreatedDate UNION ALL SELECT 'A' as Item, '1.2' as Version, 2 as Counter, '01-03-2011' as CreatedDate UNION ALL SELECT 'B' as Item, '1.2' as Version, 0 as Counter, '01-01-2011' as CreatedDate UNION ALL
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I want to write a script where if a user enters the version number, then the output should show all the upward and downward nodes..e.g. if a user selects '1.2' version then following should be the output
Hai Iam new to SSRS 2005, please help me regarding below Drill Through Report Problem. Assum my problem with below example.Iam tried Hard iam not able to find the solution, Any body please help me.my real time problem is same as below functionality
If Suppose iam dispalying two columns like Country,Department,iam taking these two columns in a table, assume country column having America,south africa, individual america column having Florida state, south africa column contains capetown state, in the preview of the report iam applying drilldown to America column like + America, i need when clicking the America column i want to display Florida state under the column of Country like tree view structure
i need output like this and the same time i want to display other columns those also contain tree view structure assume other one is department column, with contains computers and sales, individualy computers contains HP, Sales contains Bikes
Country Department
+ America + Computers
---Florida -- HP
+ SothAfrica + Sales
---Capetown __Bikes
How to implement above output using drill through functionality, i tried with subreports and used all grouping formats, is possible for display output like above explain the procedure .
When ever I create a new Powerpivot from an AS cube, PowerPivot shows the data only in flattened PowerPivot format. How can I get back to traditional hierarchy dimensional view in Pivot table.
has anyone out there found a way to get the best of both recursive hierarchy and drill down in the same report, ie without needing to know how many levels there are in your hierarchy, still being able to report them like a tree view with collapse and expand capability at each level?
I building some reports with SSRS, and showing data in a table. The table has one Details row that forms at the end multiple rows with the tree view (+ and -).
Is there a way to open the tree view upwards and not downwards so that the children of level 2, 3 etc come over the parent row?
I've goggled it everywhere, but I don't seem to find the answer. If anyone could help me out, I would appreciated.
I added the row group to show up as the tree view in the left side of the report. But I need it to display the records in the report detail for just that group value for the records when I clicked the group value from the tree view list.
Currently, it‘s not doing that. It takes me to that page where the group value is listed but it lists all other records too (which I don't want).
I got assignment, how to make it appear in the right order .
/* DROP TABLE EMP SELECT * INTO Emp FROM ( SELECT 'A' EmpID, NULL ManID, 'Name' EmpName UNION ALL SELECT 'MAC' EmpID, 'A' ManID, 'Name__' EmpName UNION ALL SELECT '1ABA' EmpID, 'MAC' ManID, 'Name____' EmpName UNION ALL SELECT 'ABB' EmpID, '1ABA' ManID, 'Name______' EmpName UNION ALL SELECT 'XB' EmpID, 'A' ManID, 'Name__' EmpName UNION ALL SELECT 'BAC' EmpID, 'XB' ManID, 'Name____' EmpName ) b */
I have a table with a parent, child, and grandchild relationship. Can anyone help me with a query that will return the child and grandchild of a parent? Heres my table:id pid name--------------------------------1 0 UntID2 0 Vin Number3 0 Make4 3 Model5 4 Model Number6 0 Model Year7 0 Vehicle Type8 0 Odometer MilesWhen I select 3 as the id I need these results:id pid name--------------------------------3 0 Make4 3 Model5 4 Model Number
I need to write a sql that generate the hierarchy in an organization.
Below an example
emplid empname supervisor_id superv_name 1 subu null null 2 vid 1 sub 3 ram 4 satis 4 satis 2 vid
I need an output to this query as below and also one important the supervisor ie supervisor_id and name is null is the top level,every employee also has to report to him and also to his all above supervisors.
Whoever joining new to org the hierarchy
empid empname supervisor_id superv_name 3 ram 4 satis 4 satis 2 vid 2 vid 1 subu 4 satis 1 subu 3 ram 1 subu 3 ram 2 vid 5 kumar 1 subu 5 kumar 4 satis 5 kumar 2 vid 1 subu null null
I have a table named 'DepartmentItem' which is designed with hierarchy structure. The column 'ParentId' from table DepartmentItem indicates parent-child relationship and department root among records. I have written and run a user-defined function I use recursive approach, but the function runs slowly.
My question: is there a better way to query that hierarchy table instead of using recursive?
** The current user-defined function that is written using recursive:
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.fnGetDepartmentTree ( @departmentItemId int ) RETURNS TABLE AS RETURN with DepartmentItemTree(DepartmentItemId , DepartmentItemTypeId , ParentId, ItemOrder, Level)
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** And definition of table 'DepartmentItem' :
DepartmentItemId int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, ParentId int NULL, -- Each department root starts when this column is NULL or the current row is department root. If it is not NULL then the current row has ParentId whose record has DepartmentItemId = ParentId of the current row (see more below) IsActive bit NOT NULL DEFAULT ((1)),
I need to write a sql that generate the hierarchy in an organization.Below an example
emplid empname supervisor_id superv_name 1 subu null null 2 vid 1 sub 3 ram 4 satis 4 satis 2 vid
i need an output to this query as below and also one important the supervisor ie supervisor_id and name is null is the top level,every employee also has to report to him and also to his all above supervisors.whoever joinng new to org the hierachy should be follwed
empid empname supervisor_id superv_name 3 ram 4 satis 4 satis 2 vid 2 vid 1 subu 4 satis 1 subu 3 ram 1 subu 3 ram 2 vid 5 kumar 1 subu 5 kumar 4 satis 5 kumar 2 vid 1 subu null null
Hi all. Here's my problem: I have a tree linking macaddresses (bigints)in a tree structure. i want to get the path from node a to b.create table tree1(father bigint , child bigint);insert into tree1 (father,child) values (100,200);insert into tree1 (father,child) values (100,300);insert into tree1 (father,child) values (100,400);insert into tree1 (father,child) values (200,2000);insert into tree1 (father,child) values (200,3000);insert into tree1 (father,child) values (100,4000);insert into tree1 (father,child) values (2000,11111);you can see that 100 --> 200 --> 2000 --> 11111select * from tree1what i would like is a query that given two parameters returns the pathbetweenthem, in the case of 100,11111 i want to get100200200011111if possible as different rows, but columns will do to.of course i do not know the legnth of the path. it can be very bigthx in advanceTzvika
I am in the process of develping a MSRS report using an MSAS 2005 OLAP cube as my data source. In the MSRS Query Builder, I am using an MDX query which successfully executes in Management Studio. Something like the following:
SELECT
NON EMPTY { [Measures].[Fact Count] } ON COLUMNS, NON EMPTY{ ( [Dim Attribute].[Hierarchy Not Visible].ALLMEMBERS) } DIMENSION PROPERTIES MEMBER_CAPTION, MEMBER_UNIQUE_NAME ON ROWS FROM [MyCube]
The twist is that the AttributeHierarchyVisible property of the [Dim Attribute].[Hierarchy Not Visible] is set to False.
As mentioned previously, the query successfully executes in Management Studio. However when it is executed in the MSRS Query Builder, the following error message is displayed:
The query cannot be prepared: The query must have at least one axis. The first axis of the query should not have multiple hierarchies, nor should it reference any dimension other than the Measures dimension.. Parameter name: mdx (MDXQueryGenerator)
Is there a way to successfully query dimension attributes whose hierarchies are not visible?
I have one view, i written below query to get employee hierarchy based on orgid and employee name..
If i select employeename it shoukd show employee reporties(under employees and below employee reporties like tree structure)
It is running fast in SSMS Level, but it is taking more time in SSRS(Sql Sever Report Services), If i run this query in SSRS,Some times System not responding.
Declare @OrgId int Declare @EName varchar(30) Set @OrgId=56793 Set @EName='ABCD' Select EmpId
I have a holding tree with more than 200 companies, and several layers. Each company is defined by:
- a unique ID - a direct parent ID --> the company immediately above in the tree - an ultimate parent ID --> the company that owns the entire tree, it is the same for all
Now I am looking for a function that returns the list of all companies below a given one in the tree, and there could be several layers underneath. Doing that for the ultimate parent is easy because all companies now who their ultimate parent is, but I am struggling to build a function that works for an intermediary parent in a dynamic way.
I create a new user who will have a read only permission on TestDB.
I want to give only select permission on TestDB and also I don't want that the new user will not see any other database.
DENY VIEW ANY DATABASE to user_readonly
ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE :: TestDB TO user_readonly
but when I am using the above query then the new user is the owner of the testdb. i don't want that. I want that the user will have only select permission on the table.is there any way?
Create view All_employee AS SELECT Emp_Name, Emp_code FROM dbo.Employee UNION ALL SELECT Emp_Name, Emp_code FROM Emp_201402.Employee
But we have a different "Schema" for same table because we have archive table with same table name but with different schema name. Now we have req to make view which contain data of all table. But I can't seem to figure out how to do it in a view.
SET NOCOUNT ON DECLARE @Count INT, @TotalCount INT, @SQL VARCHAR( MAX ) DECLARE @Schema TABLE ( ID INT, NAME VARCHAR(512) ) INSERT INTO @Schema SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY SCHEMA_ID), Name FROM sys.schemas where name like '%emloyee%' ORDER BY schema_id ASC
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Don' think that works.
Is this possible with a view or it other way to do it?
I compared view query plan with query plan if I run the same statementfrom view definition and get different results. View plan is moreexpensive and runs longer. View contains 4 inner joins, statisticsupdated for all tables. Any ideas?
I am dealing with what I believe is Oracle that is the source of a SQL View.
I am seeing a data type of Integer in the View, but I am not able to see what makes up that View. When I query the View, I can see that an Integer data type column is storing a blank space. I use ISNUMERIC(ColumnName) = 0 and there are a lot of rows that show as a zero length blank space, or text, or something. I just know that it is not an Integer.
I have attempted to CAST and Convert this value, but it will not. I have changed the data type on the table that is being inserted in too, and it still fails with a Conversion error. I have tried REPLACE(), but still the same conversion error.
I recently started working with a database that uses several views, none of which are indexed. I've compared the execution plans of querying against the view versus querying against the tables and as best I can tell from my limited knowledge the two seem to perform equally. It seems to me that having the view is just one more thing I need to keep track of.
I've done some google searches but haven't found anything that really tells me which performs better, querying the view or the tables directly. Generally speaking which is better?
I have a query which is working fine. Is it possible that if the table3's column(Child) is only related to table 1 to show it under table 1 and not under table 2, but at the same time another (Child) has a parent in table 2 (which usually is the case) it will show under table 2 as its currently doing.
In other words Child column is directly under Table2's row column name (Father), but occasionally it comes under Table1 with no relation to Table 2.
How can I out put that in a query for a treeview? I am assuming that I will have to program the out come in c# also with 3 for loops and in the second loop I can check if the column is grandchild or Child and make that as a second row or 2nd node of treeview, but I am having a problem building a query in sql.
The query below shows all Parent, then child then grand child(all well and working), but what is desired is at times child takes place of a father.
declare @x as xml set @x = ( SELECT distinct Table1.AssetSysID, Table1.Asset_ID , Table1.FromLR, Table1.Asset_ID + ', ' + Table1.[Desc2] as GarndFather, Table2.ACISysID ,Table2.PAssetSysID, Table2.FeatureName + ', ' + Table2.[DESC] AS Father, Table3.ITMSysID ,Table3.Item_ID + ',' + Table3.[DESC] as Child
