INSERT INTO DM_SPONSOR_EQUIPO_VENTA dsev (dsev.SEV_IDEQUIPO_VENTA, dsev.SEV_IDSPONSOR)
VALUES (:id,
(SELECT ds.SPO_IDSPONSOR
FROM DM_SPONSOR ds
INNER JOIN DM_GRUPO dg ON ds.GP_IDGRUPO = dg.GP_IDGRUPO
WHERE dg.GP_IDGRUPO = :idg))
Where :id is static and the second row is a multiple data inputs that the select returns?
Column A
Column B
1
5600
1
83000
Should be
insert into dm_sponsor_equipo_venta (column_a, column_b)
select :id, ds.spo_idsponsor
from dm_sponsor ds inner join dm_grupo dg on ds.gp_idgrupo = dg.gp_idgrupo
where dg.gp_idgrupo = :idg;
Related
I have the following tables:
CREATE TABLE forms
(
ID INT NOT NULL,
NAME TEXT NOT NULL,
TITLE TEXT NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE new_forms
(
ID INT NOT NULL,
NAME TEXT NULL,
TITLE TEXT NULL
);
INSERT INTO forms VALUES (0, 'test', 'test');
INSERT INTO new_forms VALUES (0, 'new_test', NULL);
And I'm using the following query:
INSERT INTO forms(id, name, title)
SELECT
1, COALESCE(nf.name, f.name), COALESCE(nf.title, f.title)
FROM
forms f
LEFT OUTER JOIN
new_forms nf ON nf.id = f.id;
SELECT * FROM forms;
The idea is to add both rows that match to the table.
In this example this two new records should be added:
1 test test
1 new_test test
But it's only adding the last one.
I have tried with all the join and none of them worked.
Fiddle
Thanks
You are using a join in the query which will give you only 1 row. If you need 2 rows. You have to use UNION ALL clause -
INSERT INTO forms(id, name, title)
SELECT
1, COALESCE(nf.name, f.name), COALESCE(nf.title, f.title)
FROM
forms f
LEFT OUTER JOIN
new_forms nf ON nf.id = f.id
UNION ALL
SELECT
1, COALESCE(f.name, nf.name), COALESCE(nf.title, f.title)
FROM
forms f
LEFT OUTER JOIN
new_forms nf ON nf.id = f.id;
I try to get two different table values to insert one declare table but the employee ID is duplicate,
DECLARE #WSotable TABLE
(
Employee int,
ChargedQty int,
ReturnQty int
)
--insert first table data
INSERT INTO #WSotable
SELECT DISTINCT
MD_Employee.ID,
SUM(TR_InvoiceDetails.InvoiceQuantity) AS ChargedQty,
0 AS ChargedQty
FROM
TR_SalesOrderHeader
INNER JOIN
TR_InvoiceHeader ON TR_InvoiceHeader.SalesOrderID = TR_SalesOrderHeader.ID
INNER JOIN
TR_InvoiceDetails ON TR_InvoiceDetails.InvoiceID = TR_InvoiceHeader.ID
INNER JOIN
MD_ItemMaster ON TR_InvoiceDetails.ItemID = MD_ItemMaster.ID
INNER JOIN
MD_Supplier ON MD_ItemMaster.SupplierID= MD_Supplier.ID
INNER JOIN
MD_Employee ON TR_SalesOrderHeader.CreatedBy = MD_Employee.ID
WHERE
MD_Supplier.ID = 3
AND MD_ItemMaster.ID = 572
GROUP BY
MD_Employee.ID
--insert second table data
INSERT INTO #WSotable
SELECT DISTINCT
MD_Employee.ID,
0 AS ChargedQty,
SUM(TR_SalesReturnDetails.ReturnQuantity) AS ReturnQty
FROM
TR_SalesReturnHeader
INNER JOIN
TR_SalesReturnDetails ON TR_SalesReturnDetails.SalesReturnID = TR_SalesReturnDetails.ID
INNER JOIN
MD_ItemMaster ON TR_SalesReturnDetails.ItemID = MD_ItemMaster.ID
INNER JOIN
MD_Supplier ON MD_ItemMaster.SupplierID= MD_Supplier.ID
INNER JOIN
MD_Employee ON TR_SalesReturnHeader.CreatedBy = MD_Employee.ID
WHERE
MD_Supplier.ID = 3
AND MD_ItemMaster.ID = 572
GROUP BY
MD_Employee.ID
Result:
I need to stop EmployeeID duplicates
Return the data with a final aggregation:
select Employee, sum(ChargedQty) ChargedQty, sum(ReturnQty) ReturnQty
from #WSotable
group by Employee
I have a sql table and a list of values to search.
if at least all the elements of the table are contained in the list, then I must return the Ticket Id (it means that I will update this record). Otherwise, I will return null (it means that it will be a new registration).
For example
Use cases:
If I search for this elements: C1, C3, C6, it will be an update and I will get ticketid 1
If I search for this elements: C8, C3, C6, C10, it will be a create and I will get null as return value
A list of values is a Predefined-Type with a column, in this case, #ElementsToSearch with a column Value
SELECT T.Id
FROM
Ticket t
INNER JOIN
TicketValue TL ON TL.TicketId = T.Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN
#ElementsToSearch ES ON ES.Value = TL.Value
WHERE
ES.Value is null
thank you
Whatever you want to return just interchange null and 1
declare #ElementsToSearch as Table(value varchar(10))
insert into #ElementsToSearch values('C1'),('C2'),('C3')
SELECT
CASE WHEN (COUNT(CASE WHEN ES.value IS NULL then 1 end)>0) then NULL else T.id end as output
FROM
Ticket t
INNER JOIN
TicketValue TL ON TL.TicketId = T.Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN
#ElementsToSearch ES ON ES.Value = TL.Value
group by T.id
I am passing datatable as input parameter to a stored procedure. I have created custom type for it.
Here is my stored procedure:
INSERT INTO Employee
([Name],[Lname],[Code])
SELECT [Name],[Lname],#Code
FROM #tblEmp A
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1
FROM Employee B
inner join Contactdetail c
on cid = B.cid
WHERE B.[Name] = A.[Name]
AND B.[Lname] = A.[Lname]
AND C.[mobno] = A.[mobno])
Here I fetching record from datatable and inserting into Employee table. Datatable contain Name,Lname and mobileno. I want to check combination of Name,Lname and mobileno.If combination of it present in Employee table,pls don't insert record([Name], [Lname], #Code ) in Employee.Else Insert.After inserting record from Employee,I want id of all inserted record.Scope_identity give last identity of table.I want all id,which are newly inserted into table because in same sp,I want to do further processing.
You can use Output clause like:
DECLARE #InsertedIDs table(EmployeeID int);
INSERT INTO Employee
([Name],[Lname],[Code])
--
OUTPUT INSERTED.ID
INTO #InsertedIDs
--
SELECT [Name],[Lname],#Code
FROM #tblEmp A
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1
FROM Employee B
inner join Contactdetail c
on cid = B.cid
WHERE B.[Name] = A.[Name]
AND B.[Lname] = A.[Lname]
AND C.[mobno] = A.[mobno])
[DEMO]
You can this with a MERGE statement. (Could be there is a mistake in this query, but its just so you get the idea behind it...)
MERGE INTO Employee AS Target
USING (SELECT B.[Name], B.[Lname], C.[mobno]
FROM Employee B
inner join Contactdetail c
on cid = B.cid ) AS source (Name, Lname, mobno)
ON Target.[Name] = Source.[Name]
AND Target.[Lname] = Source.[Lname]
AND Target.[mobno] = Source.[mobno]
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY TARGET THEN
INSERT (Name, Lname, code) VALUES (Name, Lname, #Code);
I have 3 tables that I'm trying to create a query from:
Table 1 (iuieEmployee) ->position number
Table 2 (jbEmployeeH1BInfo) -> position number, LCA number, start date
Table 3 (jbEmployeeLCA) -> LCA number
Table 4 (jbInternationsl) -> Main demographic table
I have a query that works fine where there's only 1 record in each table, but tables 2 and 3 can have multiple records. I want it to find the record with he most recent start date and verify that there is a matching LCA number in the 3rd table and a matching position number int he first table and show me any records where this isn't the case. How can I accomplish this? I currently have:
SELECT DISTINCT jbInternational.idnumber, jbInternational.lastname, jbInternational.firstname, jbInternational.midname,
jbInternational.campus, jbInternational.universityid, jbInternational.sevisid, jbInternational.citizenship,
jbInternational.immigrationstatus, jbEmployeeH1BInfo.lcaNumber AS lcaNumber1, jbEmployeeLCA.lcaNumber AS lcaNumber2
FROM (select jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber, MAX(jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate) AS MaxDateStamp FROM [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo GROUP BY idnumber ) my
INNER JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo WITH (nolock) ON my.idnumber=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber AND my.MaxDateStamp=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate
INNER JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbInternational WITH (nolock) ON jbInternational.idnumber=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber
inner join [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeLCA ON jbInternational.idnumber = jbEmployeeLCA.idnumber
WHERE jbInternational.idnumber not in(
SELECT DISTINCT jbInternational.idnumber
FROM (select distinct jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber, MAX(jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate) AS MaxDateStamp
FROM [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo GROUP BY idnumber ) my
INNER JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo WITH (nolock) ON my.idnumber=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber AND my.MaxDateStamp=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate
INNER JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbInternational WITH (nolock) ON jbInternational.idnumber=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber
inner join [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeLCA ON jbInternational.idnumber = jbEmployeeLCA.idnumber
AND jbEmployeeH1BInfo.lcaNumber = jbEmployeeLCA.lcaNumber)
Table Schema:
create table iuieEmployee(idnumber int, POS_NBR varchar(8));
insert into iuieEmployee values(123456, '470V13');
insert into iuieEmployee values(123457, '98X000');
insert into iuieEmployee values(123458, '98X000');
insert into iuieEmployee values(123455, '98X000');
create table jbEmployeeH1BInfo (idnumber int, approvalStartDate smalldatetime, lcaNumber varchar(20), positionNumber varchar(200));
insert into jbEmployeeH1BInfo values (123456, 07/01/2012, '1-200-3000', '98X000');
insert into jbEmployeeH1BInfo values (123456, 07/30/2013, '1-200-4000', '470V13');
insert into jbEmployeeH1BInfo values (123457, 07/01/2012, '1-200-5000', '98X000');
insert into jbEmployeeH1BInfo values (123458, 07/01/2012, '1-200-6000', '98X000');
insert into jbEmployeeH1BInfo values (123455, 07/30/2014, '1-200-7000', '98X000');
insert into jbEmployeeH1BInfo values (123455, 07/01/2012, '1-200-8000', '470V13');
create table jbEmployeeLCA (idnumber int, lcaNumber varchar(20));
insert into jbEmployeeLCA values (123456, 1-200-3000);
insert into jbEmployeeLCA values (123456, 1-200-4111);
insert into jbEmployeeLCA values (123457, 1-200-5000);
insert into jbEmployeeLCA values (123458, 1-200-6000);
insert into jbEmployeeLCA values (123455, 1-200-7000);
insert into jbEmployeeLCA values (123455, 1-200-8000);
create table jbInternational(idnumber int);
insert into jbInternational values(123456);
insert into jbInternational values(123457);
insert into jbInternational values(123458);
insert into jbInternational values(123455);
Should only return 1 line:
123456, 07/30/2013, '1-200-4000'
but is instead returning two lines:
123456, 07/30/2013, '1-200-4000 (not matching 1-200-4111)
123456, 07/30/2013, '1-200-4000 (not matching 1-200-3000)
It shouldn't return the second row because the position number with the -3000 lca number doesn't have the most current date.
Your explanation is hard to understand. I guess if you could explain it well, then you could probably write the query yourself. Here's what I think you meant:
Employee contains the main records.
You want to find all idnumbers such that
idnumber is in International
the H1BInfo record with the most recent approvalStartDate does not have an LCA number matching the LCA record
The first thing to do is to simplify that H1BInfo table. We are only looking for the rows with the most recent approvalStartDate. We can do that by partitioning by idnumber and ordering by approvalStartDate:
with rankedH1BInfo as (
SELECT *,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber
ORDER BY jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate desc) as r
FROM [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo
)
Let's only get the first row of each partition:
, MostRecentH1BInfo as (
SELECT * FROM rankedH1BInfo
WHERE r = 1
)
Now we can do the join to find all the good ones:
, goodIDs as (
SELECT i.idnumber
FROM [internationalservices].[dbo].jbInternational i WITH (NOLOCK)
JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeLCA l WITH (NOLOCK) on l.idnumber = i.idnumber
JOIN MostRecentH1BInfo h WITH (NOLOCK) on h.idnumber = i.idnumber
JOIN iuieEmployee e WITH (NOLOCK) on e.positionNumber = h.positionNumber
WHERE h.lcaNumber = l.lcaNumber
)
To put it all together and get the ones where this is false:
with rankedH1BInfo as (
SELECT *,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber
ORDER BY jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate desc) as r
FROM [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo
), MostRecentH1BInfo as (
SELECT * FROM rankedH1BInfo
WHERE r = 1
), goodIDs as (
SELECT i.idnumber
FROM [internationalservices].[dbo].jbInternational i WITH (NOLOCK)
JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeLCA l WITH (NOLOCK) on l.idnumber = i.idnumber
JOIN MostRecentH1BInfo h WITH (NOLOCK) on h.idnumber = i.idnumber
JOIN iuieEmployee e WITH (NOLOCK) on e.positionNumber = h.positionNumber
WHERE h.lcaNumber = l.lcaNumber
)
SELECT DISTINCT jbInternational.idnumber, jbInternational.lastname, jbInternational.firstname, jbInternational.midname,
jbInternational.campus, jbInternational.universityid, jbInternational.sevisid, jbInternational.citizenship,
jbInternational.immigrationstatus, jbEmployeeH1BInfo.lcaNumber AS lcaNumber1, jbEmployeeLCA.lcaNumber AS lcaNumber2
FROM (select jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber, MAX(jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate) AS MaxDateStamp FROM [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo GROUP BY idnumber ) my
INNER JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeH1BInfo WITH (nolock) ON my.idnumber=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber AND my.MaxDateStamp=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.approvalStartDate
INNER JOIN [internationalservices].[dbo].jbInternational WITH (nolock) ON jbInternational.idnumber=jbEmployeeH1BInfo.idnumber
inner join [internationalservices].[dbo].jbEmployeeLCA ON jbInternational.idnumber = jbEmployeeLCA.idnumber
WHERE jbInternational.idnumber not in (select idnumber from goodIDs)