Transact SQL :: Joining Two Queries (one Regular And One Grouped)
Apr 29, 2015
I have these two queries I would like to join, however the later is a grouped query how can I join it with the first query? Has to be joined on EventId. The second query is a total table scan.
SELECT AH.EventID,
AH.TechnicalAddress, AH.AlarmAlias, AH.AlarmPath as [OrgAlarmPath], AH.AlarmCounter as AlarmCount, AH.EventDateTime as EventTime,
AH.[Priority], AH.AlarmMessage, AH.EventText, AH.CallListName, AH.AlarmReadDate as EndTime,
AH.alh_EventEndedUserRemark as [EndRemark] --, SUM(seconds) here, and AlarmSessions here
FROM AlarmHistory AH
[Code] ...
2)
WHERE ia.EventTypeId = 0
group by ia.EventId
order by EventId desc
I have these two CTE queries, the first one is the existing one which runs fine and returns what we need, the second is a new CTE query which result I need to join in to the existing CTE, now that would be two CTE's can that be done at all?The second query is working on the same table as the first one so there are overlaps in names, and they are the same, only columns I need to "join" is the "seconds" and "AlarmSessions".
;with AlarmTree as ( select NodeID, ParentID, NodeLevel, NodeName, cast('' as varchar(max)) as N0, cast('' as varchar(max)) as N1, cast('' as varchar(max)) as N2, cast('' as varchar(max)) as N3,
Hello I have two queries that I would like help joining: Query #1SELECT UserName, (SELECT COUNT(*) AS Expr1 FROM Jokester WHERE (InvitedBy = aspnet_Users.UserName)) AS invsFROM aspnet_Users Query #2 SELECT UserName, SUM(Hits) AS HitsFROM (SELECT UserName, (SELECT COUNT(*) AS Cnt1 FROM (SELECT COUNT(*) AS Cnt2 FROM Hits WHERE (JokeId = j.JokeId) GROUP BY UserId) AS T1) AS Hits, (SELECT AVG(CAST(Rating AS numeric(12, 2))) AS Rating1 FROM Ratings WHERE (JokeId = j.JokeId)) AS Rtng FROM Jokes AS j) AS t2WHERE (Hits >= 1) AND (Rtng >= 3)GROUP BY UserName They both return correct values, I just want to join them on UserName Thank you, Louis
Right now I have two Queries that I've created: What I'm wanting to do is graft everything from Query1 onto Query2 but only where Query1.UserID = Query2.UserID . Any suggestions on how I would go about doing this?
--Query 1 ( SELECT PC1.ID, PC1.UserID, PC1.ModuleID, PC1.ModifiedDate FROM Projex2_0_0_Cores PC1 WHERE PC1.ModuleID = 369 )
--Query 2 ( SELECT PC2.UserID, MAX(PC2.CreatedDate) as CreatedDate FROM Projex2_0_0_Cores PC2 WHERE PC2.ModuleID = 369 GROUP BY PC2.UserID, PC2.ModuleID )
Hi Can anyone help me join these two quries together? SELECT SUM(SchemeAccount.TotalVar) AS TotalVar, Scheme.Code FROM SchemeAccount LEFT OUTER JOIN Scheme ON SchemeAccount.SchemeID = Scheme.SchemeID GROUP BY Scheme.Code
and
SELECT SUM(Variation.VarAmount) AS VarAmount, Scheme.Code FROM Variation RIGHT OUTER JOIN Scheme ON Variation.SchemeID = Scheme.SchemeID GROUP BY Variation.SchemeID, Scheme.Code
I have three queries - but in the end I want one list to export. Is their anyway I can join the queries by B.ADMINISTRATOR so that I could export one list with the Administrator and the three counts separately. I don't want to go through the process of putting them into tables and then joining them later.
SELECT B.ADMINISTRATOR, COUNT(*) FROM SPONSOR_PRIMARY AS A, SPONSOR_SECONDARY AS B, SPONSOR_TERTIARY AS C, SALES.DBO.COMPANY AS S WHERE (A.SPONSORID = B.SPONSORID AND A.SPONSORID = C.SPONSORID AND S.XTELELINK = B.ADMINID AND S.PROVIDER_TYPE = 'TPA Only') GROUP BY B.ADMINISTRATOR
SELECT B.ADMINISTRATOR, COUNT(*) FROM SPONSOR_PRIMARY AS A, SPONSOR_SECONDARY AS B, SPONSOR_TERTIARY AS C, SALES.DBO.COMPANY AS S WHERE (A.SPONSORID = B.SPONSORID AND A.SPONSORID = C.SPONSORID AND S.XTELELINK = B.ADMINID AND S.PROVIDER_TYPE = 'TPA Only' AND C.SPONSOR_SEARCH = 1) GROUP BY B.ADMINISTRATOR
SELECT B.ADMINISTRATOR, COUNT(*) FROM SPONSOR_PRIMARY AS A, SPONSOR_SECONDARY AS B, SPONSOR_TERTIARY AS C, SALES.DBO.COMPANY AS S WHERE (A.SPONSORID = B.SPONSORID AND A.SPONSORID = C.SPONSORID AND S.XTELELINK = B.ADMINID AND S.PROVIDER_TYPE = 'TPA Only' AND C.SPONSOR_CHANGE = 1) GROUP BY B.ADMINISTRATOR
Does anyone know how I can 'join' the results ofone SQL query to the bottom of another?Eg. I have two queries:1. SELECT Name, Surname FROM People WHERE Surname = SmithNAME SURNAMEAdam SmithJohn SmithMichael SmithSteve Smith2. SELECT Name, Surname FROM People WHERE Surname = JonesNAME SURNAMEBob JonesLarry JonesTom JonesWhat I want to produce is:NAME SURNAMEAdam SmithJohn SmithMichael SmithSteve SmithBob JonesLarry JonesTom JonesHowever, if I use UNION like this:SELECT Name, Surname FROM People WHERE Surname = SmithUNIONSELECT Name, Surname FROM People WHERE Surname = Jonesit mixes up all the results:NAME SURNAMEAdam SmithBob JonesJohn SmithLarry JonesMichael SmithSteve SmithTom Jones(I guess it's sorting by the first field, NAME).Is there a way to stop it sorting the results, so that itjust tacks the second query results to the bottom of thefirst query results?(I realise I could use "ORDER BY Surname" to get the same resultin this simple example, but for the more complicated queriesI want to use it won't work).Thanks for any help,Matt.
I think I got all my create table statements are correct.
I need to Find the number of agents for each supplier that has at least one agent. The result should be tuples of the form (sid, sName, number of agents)
-Select Sid, sName, count(Aid) from Agent A join Supplier S on (S.Sid = A.Sid) group by S.Sid, S.sName, Aid; But it gives me this error: no such column: A.Sid
Im thinking I might have a problem with my create table statement and/or primary key statements?
In the T-SQL below, I retrieved data from two queries and I've tried to join them to create a report in SSRS 2008 R2. The SQL runs, but I can't create a report from it. (I also couldn't get this query to run in an Excel file that connects to my SQL Server data base. I've used other T-SQL queries in this Excel file and they run fine.) I think that's because I am creating temporary tables. How do I modify my SQL so that I can get the same result without creating temporary tables?
/*This T-SQL gets the services for the EPN download from WITS*/
-- Select services entered in the last 20 days along with the MPI number and program code.
SELECT DISTINCT dbo.group_session_client.note, dbo.group_session_client.error_note, dbo.group_session_client.group_session_id, dbo.group_session_client.group_session_client_id, dbo.group_session.signed_note, dbo.group_session.unsigned_note into #temp_group_sessions FROM dbo.group_session_client, dbo.group_session WHERE dbo.group_session_client.group_session_id = dbo.group_session.group_session_id
-- Form an outer join selecting all services with any group notes attached to them.
select * from #temp_services LEFT OUTER JOIN #temp_group_sessions on #temp_services.group_session_client_id = #temp_group_sessions.group_session_client_id ;
-- Drop temporary tables
DROP TABLE #temp_group_sessions; DROP TABLE #temp_services;
Along with some other rows with the same format. I need to join to this table using a RiskElementCode that I get from the Source system. The trick is that it can be at any level, but I don't know which level it is at. So what I have to do is somehow get the correct row from the lookup table based on the code from the source to get the correct level.
So for Example, If i receive the RiskElementCode of 'SSR', that is in column RiskElementCategoryCode_3 so I need the row that has 'NA' for anything after RiskElementCategoryCode_3 where RiskElementCategoryCode_3 = 'SSR'. If i get 'DFR' I need to get the row where RiskElementCategoryCode_4 = 'DFR' since there are no levels deeper than 4 i don't need to check anything else. If I get 'PRR', then I need the row where RiskElementCategoryCode = 'PRR' and code_2, code_3 and code_4 = 'NA'.
So besides getting the correct row based on the code, i need to get the correct row based on the level where the next levels are 'NA'. I should only get 1 row each time.
What I am working with unfortunately is a very poorly designed and non-normalized database. Please don't criticize the design. I didn't design it, but I have to write queries against it.I have 2 tables. 1 is called EnterVolume. The other is ExitVolume. Similar columns exist in each.
The rules of the database state that for every EnterVolume row (for a given TrialID, SBOINumber, and OwnerBOI) there must be a corresponding ExitVolume row in the ExitVolume table.What I need to do is to capture the paired TimeOfEvent entries from each table for each paired row. Nothing says that an SBOI cannot enter and exit a OwnerBOI's volume several times during the same Trial.Every time a SBOI Enters an OwnerBOI's volume during a certain trial, a row is created in the EnterVolume table. And Likewise when Exiting a OwnerBOI's volume during a certain trial, a row is created in the ExitVolume table.
So here is a query that I attempted, but gave undesirable results:
SELECT EV.TimeOfEvent AS [Enter Time], XV.TimeOfEvent AS ExitTime FROM IntegratedTest1.EventPortion.EventEnterVolume AS EV INNER JOIN IntegratedTest1.EventPortion.EventExitVolume AS XV ON EV.TrialID = XV.TrialID AND EV.SBOINumber = XV.SBOINumber AND EV.OwnerBOI = XV.OwnerBOI
Here is some sample data:
EnterVolume TrialID SBOI OwnerBOI TimeOfEvent 1 A D 5 1 A D 2000
I have a table (can't change the schema of it since it is part of an off the shelf app ) that has columns for individuals which I need to extract several pieces of information, essentially Phone, Email Address, etc. See U1 - U6
What is a better way to return this information rather than multiple joins?
I am joining on two tables, and returning the values that do not exist in #topoftheline -- well now I see that their are multiple calltimes so I want to return ONLY the most recent call time. What would I change in my syntax to only return that most recent datetime?
I know people use ROW_NUMBER() function to do the pagination but my below two query is bit complex. Sohow to use pagination there ? I used ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY IsNull(A.OEReference, B.OEReference) ASC) as Line in one but not sure am i right or wrong.
IF IsNull(@GroupID,'') = '' SELECT IsNull(PartGroupName, 'UnMapped') AS PartGroupName, CASE IsNull(PartGroupName, '') WHEN '' THEN '' ELSE IsNull(IsNull(K.GroupID, IsNull(C.PartGroupID,'')),'') END AS PartGroupID,
I have a large table with 100 Million records that has around 1 million duplicate records that need to be deleted.
I am running a script that creates a staging table called,DuplicateTable that collects all the duplicates and then I want to write a an effecient delete statement.
Is it possible to write something like:
delete from OrigTable O join DuplicateTable D on O.Key = D.key
Or do I have to run a loop on the DuplicateTable and run a delete statement record by record ?
As a part of DBA, I used to execute various SQL files. Most of the time, it is like a manual effort to execute the files individually.
I am looking to automate the process, like a single click to execute all the .SQL files.
The main hurdle I have is, some files needs to be executed in A1 database, some in B1 database and some other SQL files need to be executed in C1 database. In this scenario, I need to pass the DBName information to the powershell query dynamically.
My design for this requirement is, say each .SQL file need to contain a template like
@DBName = 'your Database name' @Executeon = 'When to execute'
In this case, the powershell first need to read the SQL file and finds the value for @DBName and replace it in the powershell query and execute the SQL files automatically.
Is it feasible ? Or any other alternate easier way to proceed.
I have 2 DBs located on separate Sql Servers but the DBs are linked. I am querying data from both DBs but want to combine the results. Here is my query but it doesn't seem to be working.
(SELECT DISTINCT idname, name, address, address2, awardedtoname, suppno FROM contract INNER JOIN house ON contract.idname = house.idname) JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT tpd.PropertyNumber AS [Property No], tpd.Address1 + ' , ' + tpd.Address2 AS Estate, tpd.Address1 AS Address1,
Is there a way to write a script ,keep the script in SQL Agent job , run the job to keep track of Blocked and deadlocked queries and store them in any Table or with triggers?with out Profiler,Audit,activitymonitor ?
I have to run this 3 times for similar but slightly different parameters. I only change the very top peice of code slightly each time:
1. Partition by Forename, Surname, DOB, Postcode 2. Partition by Forename, DOB, Postcode 3. Forename, Surname, DOB.
As you can see very subtle change, ideally I'd like to find a way to run just one report where all of the above occur, the issue I face running separately is one person may appear on 1 or more giving duplicates.
USE HealthBI_Views;this bit below is basically grouping my output on Forename, Surname, DOB & Postcode. What the whole process is trying to achieve is to show where a patient which has all of the above fields identical but has a different patient identifier suggesting that the service has allocated to unique identifiers to the same person which will result in both records needing to be merged.
WITH cte AS (SELECT *, COUNT(HEYNo) OVER ( PARTITION BY Forename, Surname, DOB
[code]...
--- this bit below is simply showing all instances where the above criteria is met and there are more then one instances.WHERE countOfHeyNo > 1 --- The final output display all patient identifiable information from the MF_PATIENT table so that the report can be created in SSRS and run routinely by the Data Quality Team who can then investigate each occurance.
SELECT EventID, Role, EventDuty, Qty, StartTime, EndTime, Hours FROM dbo.tblEventStaffRequired;
and SELECT EventID, Role, StartTime, EndTime, Hours, COUNT(ID) AS Booked FROM tblStaffBookings GROUP BY EventID, Role, StartTime, EndTime, Hours;
How can I join the results of the two by matching the columns EventID, Role, StartTime and EndTime in the two and have the following columns in output EventID, Role, EventDuty, Qty, StartTime, EndTime, Hours and Booked?
I have a table (let's call it MyTable) that consists of four fields:
Id, Source, FirstField, and SecondField, where Source only takes one of two values: Source1 and Source2. The records in this table look as follows:
Id Source FirstField Secondfield
1 Source1 Product 3 name Product 3 description
[code]...
I need to return, using 3 different T-SQL queries:
1) Products that exist only in Source2 (in red above) 2) Products that exist only in Source1 (in green above) 3) Products that exist both in Source1 and Source2 (in black above)
For 1) so far I've been doing something along the lines of SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source1 AND FirstField NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT (FirstField) FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source2)
I have read about INTERSECT and EXCEPT, but I am a little unclear if they could be applied in this case out of the box.
I run into a problem when asking to show a query of employee vacation days.
table 1: column1 is dates e.g. 2015-01-01 2015-01-02 2015-01-03 . . . 2015-12-31
table2: employeeID vacation_date Tom 2015-01-03 Tom 2015-01-04 David 2015-01-04 John 2015-01-08 Mary 2015-01-012
My query output need to be:
2015-01-01 2015-01-02 2015-1-03 Tom 2015-01-04 Tom 2015-01-04 David 2015-01-05 2015-01-06 2015-01-07 2015-01-08 John 2015-01-09 2015-01-10 2015-01-11 2015-11-12 Mary
... etc... all the way to 2015-12-31
when i use left outer join, i only record one employee per date.
I have a table of raw data where each column can be null. The thought was to create an identity key (1,1) and set as primary for each row. (name/ address / zip/country/joindate/spending) with surrogate key: "pkid".However other queries will not use this primary key. So for instance they may count the # of folks at a zip, select all names, addresses etc. The queries may order by join date, or select all the people that joined on a specific date.No other code would logically use the primary key (surrogate primary id key), therefore would it still have any performance benefits? at this time the table would have no clustured or nonclustured indexes or keys. I'm curious if there are millions of records.
I am looking for an alternate logic for below-mentioned code where I am inserting into a table and having left join with the same table
insert TABLE1([ID],[Key],[Return]) select distinct a.[ID],cat1,cat2 from (select ID,[Key] Cat1 ,[Return] cat2 from @temp as temp) a left join TABLE1 oon a.ID= o.ID and a.Cat1 = o.[Key] and a.cat2 = o.[return] where [key] is null order by ID
I have a quite big SQL query which would be nice to be used using UNION betweern two Select and Where clauses. I noticed that if both Select clauses have Where part between UNION other is ignored. How can I prevent this?
I found a article in StackOverflow saying that if UNION has e.g. two Selects with Where conditions other one will not work. [URL] ....
I have installed SQL Server 2014 and I tried to use tricks mentioned in StackOverflow's article but couldn't succeeded.
Any example how to write two Selects with own Where clauses and those Selects are joined with UNION?
I'd like to write a query that lists items from a single table but groups the listed items by a date (data of item entered into the table)
So all items matching a criteria and were entered during March should be listed underneath one-another Then all items matching the same criteria but entered during April should be grouped again.
Not sure what would be the right approach here.
I'm thinkning, creating a temp table putting data in there but altering the data enterd field into just year and month, and then group the result by that field?
I want to grab the Max footage in this query, there are two values for each group, so i should be able to get the bigger number. The only problem is, its in varchar format, so for some reason its only grabbing the ones with the highest number to the left. So instead of grabbing 12ft, it says 7ft is the max. What am i doing wrong. is there another way to go around this. This is supposed to be a subquery for a a much bigger query.
Code Block SELECT MAX(Qry_Questions.Response) AS Max_Footage, CONVERT(varchar, dbo.Qry_Questions.Date, 110) AS shortDate, Qry_Sales_Group.salesperson_purchaser_code, Qry_Questions.StoreName, MIN(Qry_Questions.Response) as Min_Footage
FROM Qry_Questions
INNER JOIN Qry_Sales_Group
ON Qry_Questions.sales_person_code COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS = dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.SalesPerson_Purchaser_Code INNER JOIN RC_DWDB_INSTANCE_1.dbo.Tbl_Customer AS Customer
ON Customer.Customer_Code = dbo.Qry_Questions.Customer COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS INNER JOIN RC_DWDB_INSTANCE_1.dbo.Tbl_Customer_Category AS CusCat
ON CusCat.Customer_Category_Id = Customer.Customer_Category_Id
WHERE (dbo.Qry_Questions.[Question Code] IN ('SN017', 'SN015')) AND (CusCat.Customer_Category_Id = 6201) GROUP BY CONVERT(varchar, dbo.Qry_Questions.Date, 110), Qry_Sales_Group.salesperson_purchaser_code, dbo.Qry_Questions.StoreName
This displays this: Max Footage Date store name Min Footage 8ft 09-07-2007 12140 PETCO #1437 8ft 8ft 09-10-2007 12069 PETCO #698 8ft 8ft 09-11-2007 12106 PETCO #1916 8ft 8ft 09-11-2007 12108 PETCO #683 4ft 8ft 09-13-2007 12140 PETCO #918 12ft
I have the following sql table and would like to group the results by "StoryTitle" to display in a datalist. The Storytitle field in the datalist is a LabelID StoryTitle StoryAuthor Rating StoryID Comments 1 About Me goodyone 6 20 Great Story 2 About Me goodyone 5 20 Love your work 3 Hello World magicme 6 26 What a Story 4 Hello World magicme 7 26 This Reminds me of... I know i have to do something in the SQL Datasource statement. Not sure how to do it. here is my statement below <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource3" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:BrillConnectionString1 %>" SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM [iaw.comments]"> </asp:SqlDataSource>
