I have a ms-sql 2012 for this task. I read that running totals / sum over is better supported here.
There are customers with an account where they can insert or withdraw cash. When they insert, the inserted amount will get a date where it expires. After the expiration date, the cash becomes unavailable.
I'm not sure how to design the tables to meet my needs, but this is my best guess. And below is the first problem in the view.
Table: deposit    This table will hold all deposits
customerId    (string)
balanceType    (string)
transactionDate   (date)Â
expiresOnDate   (date)
amount     (decimal)
transactionText   (string)
The data set for the deposit table could be:
1 Bonus 01-05-2015 30-04-2016  500  Inserted 500
2 Bonus 01-05-2015 30-04-2016  500  Inserted 500
3Â Bonus2Â 01-01-2015Â 31-12-2015Â Â 100Â Â Inserted 100
2Â Bonus2Â 01-01-2015Â 31-12-2015Â Â 100Â Â Inserted 100
Table: withdrawal  This table will hold all withdrawals
customerId    (string)
balanceType    (string)
transactionDate   (date)Â
amount     (decimal)
transactionText   (string)
The data set for the withdrawal table could be:
2Â Bonus2Â 01-04-2015Â -100Â Â Needed 100
2Â Bonus2Â 02-04-2015Â -100Â Â Needed 100
2Â Bonus2Â 03-01-2015Â -100Â Â Needed 100
3Â Bonus2Â 10-04-2015Â -50Â Â Â Took out 50
3Â Bonus2Â 11-04-2015Â -100Â Â Took out 100
[Code] .....
Now I need to combine the two tables in a view with a running total, ordered by customerId, balanceType and transactionDate
customerId
balanceType
transactionDate
amount
Total
Text
The view must show this, when selecting all records:
1 Bonus 01-05-2015 500  500  Inserted 500
1 Bonus 01-07-2015 -100 400  Yes, got 100
1 Bonus 02-07-2015 -100 300  Yes, got 100
1 Bonus 03-07-2015 -100 200  Yes, got 100
[Code] ....
And a last view that will show distinct totals for each customer and balanceType
I have a situation where I want to get running totals of a potentionally very large table. Say I have a million records with a table with few fields. Table structure like this UID value 1 3 2 9 3 4 4 7 5 2
I want to return a result set of something like this select uid, value, (rtotal???) from table
This is to be used for sort of a lotery. Say I have 1 million users with a variety of points tward the lotery. I total the points, is say 5 million, determined the winner to be say 3,234,563 Now I have to determine which uid is the winner. So I planned to to do a running total till the winning value is less then or equal to the running total and I have my winner. I am looking for a fast way to do this on a large database.
I have a problem that I know that i should be able to code up but have drawn a blank due to it being monday. Anyway......
Have a table :
create table test_registrations ( date_maint smalldatetime, user_name1 varchar (255), user_address1 varchar (255), total_users int ) go
If i have a number of registrations on a particular date then I can tell all how many users have registered in any date by :
select date_maint , count (1) from test_registrations group by date_maint order by date_maint desc go
The qestion is how can I keep a total registared users count. Say if I have 10 users join on the 1st of Jan and 15 on the 3rd then I want the total users for the users on 1st to read 10 and total users on the 3rd to read 25.
I know i should be able to code this up but I'm being a dumb ass. Can someone show me a way to code it. Is it some sort of correlated sub query to keep a running total ?
On SQL Server 2005 at least, this works efficiently where we have an indexed row number.
It does seem to be very sensitive to the join condition in the recursive part of the CTE: changing it to the equivalent "ON T.rn - 1 = RT.rn" results in a scan of T each time instead of a seek!
DROP TABLE dbo.T
-- rn must have contiguous values for this to work: CREATE TABLE dbo.T (rn int PRIMARY KEY, f float NOT NULL)
-- 100000 random floats between 0 and 1: INSERT INTO dbo.T SELECT n+1 AS rn, RAND(CAST(NEWID() AS binary(4))) AS f FROM dbo.Numbers GO
;WITH RT AS ( SELECT rn, f AS rt FROM dbo.T WHERE rn = 1
UNION ALL
SELECT T.rn, RT.rt + T.f FROM RT INNER JOIN dbo.T AS T ON T.rn = RT.rn + 1 ) SELECT * INTO dbo.TRT FROM RT --ORDER BY rn OPTION (MAXRECURSION 0)
Now my code below brings everything i want it too, the problems comes is I need to get a running total of sales for each day. Currently it shows the sales for a store for each day and what there projections should be. I need a running total for each day so if you were to have todays date it would have the sum(sales) between today and the first or the month that im in. but still show what the total was on the 10th, 9th, and so on.
Declare @Brand as varchar(10) DECLARE @StartDate datetime Declare @EndDAte as Datetime
Set @Brand = 'business' SELECT @StartDate=CAST('1/1/'+CAST(YEAR(GETDATE()) AS varchar(4)) AS datetime) SET @EndDate =CAST('12/31/'+CAST(YEAR(GETDATE()) AS varchar(4)) AS datetime)
Select ttProjection.StoreID,S.StoreName , ttProjection.DailyProjection, ttProjection.DAYS, ISNULL(ttSales.Sales,0) as Sales From
/**********Finds projection per day****************/ (Select StoreID, Projection, Projection/Cast(DaysInMonth as INT) as DailyProjection, DAYS From (Select StoreID, Projection as Projection, Month, Day(DateAdd(m, 1,DateAdd(d,1 - Day(Month), Month))-1) As DaysInMonth From Reporting.dbo.RetailSalesComparison_ProjectionsView Where StoreID between 12000 and 12999 )ttTemp
Right Join
(SELECT DATEADD(dd,number,@StartDate) as DAYS FROM ( select number from master..spt_values WHERE type='p' union all select number+256 from master..spt_values WHERE type='p' ) as s where DATEADD(dd,number,@StartDate)<=@EndDate)ttDays on Month(ttTemp.Month) = Month(ttDays.DAYS))ttProjection
Left Join
(Select Date, StoreID, Sum(Sales) as Sales From Reporting.dbo.RetailSales_byStore_byDay Group By Date, StoreID)ttSales on ttProjection.StoreID = ttSales.StoreID and ttProjection.DAYS = ttSales.Date Inner Join DelSolNet2.dbo.Store S on ttProjection.StoreID = S.StoreID Where Month(Days) = Month(getdate()) Order By Days, ttProjection.StoreID
We are trying to create a report that shows a Week to Date, Month to Date, and Year to Date
Week to Date Month to Date Year to Date
Item Number
I've tried using an if statement (if date = current week, Qty, 0) and then sum the data but I get an error message that reportitems can only be summed in the page header and footer. I've also tried running totals, but it doesn't like the iif statement. Any ideas on how to do this?
I have a table for which I need a “special� running total. More specifically there should be a close communication between the credit and the debit column. The scenario should be in the following order “Credit�“Debit�“Balance credit�“Balance debit� 6 0 6 0 5 0 11 0 0 4 7 0 0 9 0 2 3 0 1 0 0 5 0 4 0 2 0 6
I have to point out that this is done in a grouped form, where the CustormerID is the grouped clause. Now I have achieved this to a point where the calculations work only if the credit column is bigger than 0, but when the account starts with debit I get only sums of the column not the needed subtractions. What am I missing? Thanks in advance. DECLARE @PrevRunBal MONEY --Overall running total SET @PrevRunBal = 0 DECLARE @PrevGrpBal MONEY --Running total resets when account changes SET @PrevGrpBal = 0 DECLARE @PrevRunCnt INT --Overall running count (ordinal rank) SET @PrevRunCnt = 0 DECLARE @PrevGrpCnt INT --Running count resets when account changes SET @PrevGrpCnt = 0 DECLARE @PrevAcctID INT --The "anchor" and "account change detector" SET @PrevAcctID = 0 changes SET @PrevGrpBalP = 0 update Temp
SET --===== Running Total @PrevRunBal = RunBal = @PrevRunBal + dolguva, -- @iznos =RunBal= dolguva - pobaruva + @sdol -@spob, --===== Grouped Running Total (Reset when account changes) @PrevGrpBal = Bcredit = CASE
WHEN CustomerID = @PrevAcctID THEN CASE WHEN CREDIt > DEBIT or CREDIT = 0 THEN (@PrevGrpBal+CREDIT)-(DEBIT) WHEN DEBIT>CREDIT or DEBIT =0 THEN (@PrevGrpBal+DEBIT)-DEBIt END ELSE CASE WHEN CREDIT >DEBIT THEN (CREDIT) WHEN DEBIT > CREDIT THEN DEBIT -- restarts from 0 if only 1 rec. END
END,
--===== Running Count (Ordinal Rank) @PrevRunCnt = RunCnt = @PrevRunCnt + 1, --===== Grouped Running Total (Ordinal Rank, Reset when account changes) @PrevGrpCnt = GrpCnt = CASE WHEN CustomerID = @PrevAcctID THEN @PrevGrpCnt + 1 ELSE 1 -- Restarts count at "1" END,
--===== "Anchor" and provides for "account change detection" @PrevAcctID = CustomerID Apologies if I'm posting in a wrong forum
SELECT NATNLACCT, IDCUST, TEXTSNAM, AMTBALDUEH FROM VIEW_ARCUS where amtbaldueh != .000 order by NATNLACCT
but i want to display the data something similar as below. How do I create a column to display with the natinlacct name(I have many) concatenated to Total and then sum amtbaldueh?
I have a table for which I need a €œspecial€? running total. More specifically there should be a close communication between the credit and the debit column. The scenario should be in the following order
Credit
Debit
Balance credit
Balance debit
6
0
6
0
5
0
11
0
0
4
7
0
0
9
0
2
3
0
1
0
0
5
0
4
0
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6 I have to point out that this is done in a grouped way where the CustormerID is the grouped clause. Now I have achieved this to a point where the calculations work only if the credit column is bigger than 0, but when the account starts with debit I get only sums of the column not the needed subtractions. What am I missing? Thanks in advance. DECLARE @PrevRunBal MONEY --Overall running total SET @PrevRunBal = 0 DECLARE @PrevGrpBal MONEY --Running total resets when account changes SET @PrevGrpBal = 0 DECLARE @PrevRunCnt INT --Overall running count (ordinal rank) SET @PrevRunCnt = 0 DECLARE @PrevGrpCnt INT --Running count resets when account changes SET @PrevGrpCnt = 0 DECLARE @PrevAcctID INT --The "anchor" and "account change detector" SET @PrevAcctID = 0 changes SET @PrevGrpBalP = 0 update Temp
SET --===== Running Total @PrevRunBal = RunBal = @PrevRunBal + Credit,
--===== Grouped Running Total (Reset when account changes) @PrevGrpBal = Bcredit = CASE
WHEN CustomerID = @PrevAcctID THEN CASE WHEN CREDIt > DEBIT or CREDIT = 0 THEN (@PrevGrpBal+CREDIT)-(DEBIT) WHEN DEBIT>CREDIT or DEBIT =0 THEN (@PrevGrpBal+DEBIT)-DEBIt END ELSE CASE WHEN CREDIT >DEBIT THEN (CREDIT) WHEN DEBIT > CREDIT THEN DEBIT -- restarts from 0 if only 1 rec. END
END,
--===== Running Count (Ordinal Rank) @PrevRunCnt = RunCnt = @PrevRunCnt + 1, --===== Grouped Running Total (Ordinal Rank, Reset when account changes) @PrevGrpCnt = GrpCnt = CASE WHEN CustomerID = @PrevAcctID THEN @PrevGrpCnt + 1 ELSE 1 -- Restarts count at "1" END,
--===== "Anchor" and provides for "account change detection" @PrevAcctID = CustomerID
I want to produce a query that shows on a month/year bases the number of users joined for each month AND show a running total of membership, I'm almost there....just got a problem getting the running totals:
this is what I have so far:
SELECT DATEPART(MONTH, DateJoined) AS Month, DATEPART(YEAR, DateJoined) AS Year, COUNT(UserID) AS NuAccounts FROM Accounts_Users GROUP BY DATEPART(MONTH, DateJoined), DATEPART(YEAR, DateJoined) ORDER BY DATEPART(YEAR, DateJoined), DATEPART(MONTH, DateJoined)
How do I produce a column that shows the running total of accounts?
A while back, a "quirky update" method was proposed for lightning fast running totals based on the three-part MSSQL UPDATE's SET statement and tally tables. However, some claimed this was not 100% absolutely guaranteed behavior.
How does the new OVER clause compare in terms of performance ?
DECLARE @Tbl TABLE ( pk int not null primary key identity, N int ) INSERT INTO @Tbl (N) SELECT TOP 1000 1 FROM syscolumns a CROSS JOIN syscolumns b SELECT pk, SUM(pk) OVER (ORDER BY pk ) FROM @Tbl
get the desired results for the following sample data set. I was able to come up with a query that returns the the expected results however only for a given day, so I'd need to union several select statements the get the desired results which is definitely not ideal. I'd like to pass a parameter in (number of days) instead of doing a unions for each select.
DECLARE @T TABLE (Id INT, Category VARCHAR(1), [Date] DATE) INSERT INTO @T SELECT 1 AS Id, 'A' AS Category, '2015-5-13' AS ActivationDate UNION ALL SELECT 1, 'A', NULL UNION ALL SELECT 1, 'A', '2015-5-13' UNION ALL SELECT 1, 'A', NULL UNION ALL
INSERT INTO #t1 (CODE,COLUMN1,COLUMN2) VALUES ('432', 0,100), ('TOTAL FOR 432',0,100), ('4320001',0,250), ('4320001',50,0), ('4320001',0,140), ('4320001',300,0), ('TOTAL FOR 4320001',350,390), ('432002',200,0), ('432002',0,100), ('TOTAL FOR 432002',200,100) drop table #t1
I want to have 4 column (named BALANCE). Balance must be column that represent running totals between two columns (Column1 - Column2) for each group of data. For each group total must start from zero.after total 432 it starts to count again for total 4320001 and again for total 432002. I'm using MS SQL SERVER 2014.
I've created a Report Builder Column chart with months as the x-axis (category) and revenue as the y-axis (value). This correctly displays the revenue for each month, but I'd like to display a running total of the revenue for the year.
I'm currently displaying: Jan $2 Feb $1 Mar $4
I want to display: Jan $2 Feb $3 Mar $7
I know this is possibly using the RunningTotal formula in Reporting Services, but I'd like to do this in Report Builder so the users can change and create their own graphs with running totals. Is there a way to do this in Report Builder?
This is a query that produces a table with garbage data, but (I think) will get the point across of what I need. SQL Server 2008
Create Table SanitationGarbage ( saleid int ,projectname varchar(200) ,typeofsale varchar(200)
[code]....
Now my select query below does not group the data like I need it to, nor does it show a total row like I need it to. How does this need to be written so the data is displayed in the proper formatting?
Select projectname ,Count(saleID) As [Total Sales] ,Count(case when typeofsale = 'Final' then saleID else null end) As [Final Sales] ,Count(case when typeofsale = 'Pending' then saleID else null end) As [Pending Sales] FROM SanitationGarbage GROUP BY projectname order by projectname asc
I'm trying to generate a cumulative total with a rolling window of 13 time periods..Previously I was able to do left outer join to the same table 13 times to add the quantity field but it appears with the migration to SQL Server 2014, that many left outer joins is not possible (query that would run in 3 mins is taking well over 15 hours now)..
My Power view reports do not show the grand totals correctly. I think my issue relates perfectly to [URL]. However we have updated service pack 2 on both the sql data warehouse and the ssas box. They are 2012. However the power view is still incorrect. Pivot tables seem to work just fine. In AS I have a 2 separate measure groups that has a total count. I then use mdx to bring those two together. Something I have done many times in past with as 2008. My mdx looks like this below. I then hide Total Count EC (from measure group 1) and Total Count SF (from measure group 2). This way I have 1 total count value and they can use another dimension to see the two separate if needed.Â
The measure Total Count EC works just fine but the Total Count (MDX) does not . All in Power Pivot works fine but in Power View the grand totals are not correct.
I have some old code consisting of over 30 Union statements, unioning 7/1/15-8/1/15 data according to the below code. Each block is the same except for the date. How could I rewrite these 30 union statements into a more concise query?
Each client (people_id) has a distinct agency_id_number. So the code below totals the number of distinct clients/day and groups them by programs and facilities.
Sample data that you can use to test this report:
IF OBJECT_ID(N'tempdb..#sample_census') IS NOT NULL drop table #sample_census
I have some data grouped in a table by a certain criteria, and for each group it is computed a subtotal for the group. Of the values from each of the group, I want to create a grand total on the report by adding every subtotal from each group.
Example: ... .... Group1        Value               10               20 Sub Total 1:     30
Group2         Value                15                25 Sub Total 2:      40
Now, I would like to be able to add subtotal 1 (30) to subtotal 2 (40) and my grand total would be 70. Can I accomplish this task in SSRS?
I have been providing sales data for a few months now from a table that is set up like this:
Date WorkDay GasSales EquipmentSales
9/1/2006 1 100.00 200.00
9/4/2006 2 50.00 45.00
etc.
As can be seen, the data is daily, i.e., on the first workday of September we sold one hundred dollars in gas and two hundred dollars in equipment. On the second workday of September we sold fifty dollars in gas and forty-five dollars in equipment.
Now, however, the data I have to pull from is cumulative. So, using the last table as an example it would look like this:
Date_WorkDay_GasSales_EquipmentSales
9/1/2006 1 100.00 200.00
9/4/2006 2 150.00 245.00
etc.
To make things more complicated, the powers that be wanted this data presented in this fashion:
Total Sales:
1_2_etc.
300.00 95.00 etc.
So, I have been doing a pivot on a CRT to get the data to look like I want. The code is like this:
with SalesCTE (Month, WorkDay, [Total Sales])
as
(
SELECT
datename(month, cag.date),
cag.WorkDay AS [Work Day],
sum(cag.sales_gas + cag.sales_hgs) AS [Total Sales]
FROM CAG INNER JOIN
Branch ON CAG.[Oracle Branch] = Branch.OracleBranch
group by cag.date, cag.WorkDay
)
select * from SalesCTE
pivot
(
sum([Total Sales])
for WorkDay
in ([1],[2],[3],[4],[5],,[7],,[9],[10],[11],[12],[13],[14],[15],[16],[17],[18],[19],[20],[21],[22],[23])
) as p
So, my question is:
How do I get the data to give back daily totals instead of the cumulative amounts for each workday? If the query was a simple one, I'd do something like
select [1] as [Day 1], [2]-[1] as [Day 2], [3]-[2] as [Day 3], etc.
but the query is far from normal, with the CRT and the pivot. I can't seem to get it to work how I'd like.
Any advice/answers? Thanks in advance!!!
P.S. I don't know how to get it to quit with the freakin' smileys.... I suppose you can figure out what my code is really supposed to look like above. Needless to say, it doesn't include a devil face and a damn music note...
We are running some test on our application which involves long-running transaction in an application that was purchased from a vendor. It is a PB and we don't have access to all of the code. We are not sure why it runs so slow when we start this long_running process. We are not sure if they are using a stored procedure or not.
We ran updaet statistics becuase alot of data was added before we kicked off the process. We want to capture all of the sql code that is running so we can perhaps add indices.
Under EM, we click on the thread and can get a dialog box that shows the running sql code but the dialog box isn't expandable
THerefore I am wondering if there is a storec provedure or if someone has a script, to see what the complete text of sql is for a running proess? Any shareware tools?
Any information that you can provide will be appreciated. Thanks.
I've created a DTS package runs on every day and night, but now my boss was asking if I can insert an exception code to check the view file.
So.. I need help from you guys, cause I don't know How.
This is my DTS description.
My DB will generate a view called "Calls to Add", then it will run the Transform Data Task and insert into a txt file. once it finished, it will run the Batch file. that is it.
Now My boss wants me to add a checking code between "View to Txt" procedure. If the view has no record inside, than the DTS package should stop and not run.
Tab_Name & Load_Status columns provides the information about Name of table and status of data getting loaded to this table.
To this I would like to add a column to display the running count in the table, I mean how many records so far loaded, as below the recordCount coming from the same table tbl_collection
For the second record, ItemsStatus=1 which means the item return to stock, at the time the running stock value calculation should be the previous row Running Stok value (=9 ) +(ItemQuantity*ItemUnitWeight)When the ItemStatus=2, that means the item is definitely out and will be never back to current stock. Is there a way to get that calculation field ?
I have a table that will be loaded over night everyday and I need to write a query on running value difference ?
List of Columns (ID, Branch ,Group, Date, Value)
ID   Branch  Group  Date                 Value 1       A          C    2015-06-01           10 2       A          C      2015-06-02           15 3       A          C      2015-06-03           25 4        A          C      2015-06-04           20 5        B          D       2015-06-01           20 6        B          D       2015-06-02           25 7        B          D       2015-06-03           10 8        B          D       2015-06-04           20
I want the Output like below with a Running value difference in comparison to previous day.
ID   Branch  Group  Date         Value   Running Value 1       A          C    2015-06-01           10        10 2       A          C      2015-06-02           15         05 3       A          C      2015-06-03           25        10 4        A          C      2015-06-04           20        -5 5        B          D       2015-06-01           20        20 6        B          D       2015-06-02           25        05 7        B          D       2015-06-03           10        -15 8        B          D       2015-06-04           20        10
Basically I need to compare the previous day and show the difference. How can I do this in SQL 2008 r2?
I need to get a cumulative total for row by row basis. I need this grouped on name, id, year and month. ID is not a auto incremented number. ID is a unique number same as name. The out put I need is as below,
Name    ID    Year  Month Value RunningValue XX        11    2013 Jan     25         25 xx         11    2013 Feb     50         75 yy         22     2015  Jan    100       100 yy         22     2015  Mar    200       300
How I could get this query written? I am unable to use SQL Server 2012 version syntaxes. Writing a cursor would slow the process down because there is a large data set.
One of our developers has written a view which will execute completely (returns ~38,000 rows) in approx 1 min out of SQLMS (results start at 20 sec and completes by 1:10 consistently).
However, if he adds a data flow task in SSIS, adds an OLEDB Data Source and selects Data Access Mode to "Table or view" and then selects the same view, it is consistently taking over 30 minutes (at which point we've been killing it). I can see the activity in the Activity Monitor, it is doing a SELECT * from that view and is runnable the whole time.
If we modify the view to SELECT TOP 10, it returns in a short time.
Has anyone run into this problem? Any suggestions? It is very problematic, as if the views change we have to hack around this problem.
I am wondering if there is such thing as primary key for a view? Assuming, that my view is based on a single table and it's just a subset of columns (some of them renamed) including PK of the table it's based on.
The reason for my question is this - we're using Reverse POCO generator which automatically generates C# Model class and Configuration file for our tables and views. For the view is lists all the columns as a key and therefore I obviously can not use normal way of updating that view. I posted that as an issue here [URL] .... but I am thinking there is no such thing as the "primary key" for a view.
The query used to generate the classes is extremely complex already but may be it can be modified to get the PK ?
SELECT [Extent1].[SchemaName], [Extent1].[Name] AS TableName, [Extent1].[TABLE_TYPE] AS TableType, [UnionAll1].[Ordinal], [UnionAll1].[Name] AS ColumnName, [UnionAll1].[IsNullable], [UnionAll1].[TypeName], ISNULL([UnionAll1].[MaxLength],0) AS MaxLength,
[Code] ......
I made a quick Google search and found this [URL] ....
It sounds as an interesting idea to try although I am not sure it will work with POCO Generator. But I'm going to try it now anyway.
Is it possible to assign to a variable, then add to it later on? Â When I run the below, all I get is 3 rows affected I never see the value printed. Â What i am wanting to do is each loop sum the numbers so 2+1+3 =6 so in the end @sumofallnumbers = 6 Create Table #Test ( randarnumbers int ) Insert Into #Test Values ('2'), ('1'), ('3') Declare @sumofallnumbers int, @nbr int Declare c1 Cursor For Select randarnumbers FROM #Test
