with recursive tree_Gy_Department as(
select PreGD.*, 1::integer recursion_level
from GY_DEPARTMENT PreGD
where PreGD.dept_id = :deptId
union all
select NextGD.*, recursion_level +1
from GY_DEPARTMENT NextGD
join tree_Gy_Department treeGD on treeGD.parent_id = NextGD.dept_id)
select recursion_level, a.dept_name,
case
when recursion_level = 1 then REGEXP_replace(initcap(a.DEPT_NAME), '\\s', '')
else REGEXP_replace(initcap(a.DEPT_NAME), '[[:lower:]]|\\s', '', 'g') END
AS Result
from tree_Gy_Department a;
I'm trying to run this query and it works in the console query of PostgreSQL but when I put it in the repository it got an error: ERROR: syntax error at or near ":". I think the error occurred when I set the value for recursion_level "1::level recursion_level", maybe a conflict with hibernate. Does anyone have a replacement for this double colon?
Use the standard cast() syntax instead. Hibernated gets confused by the ::
cast(1 as integer) as recursion_level
But I don't think you need the cast at all. A simple 1 as recursion_level will work just as well.
Related
I'm using a sql query to export a database from my company's program.
Everything seems to be fine till I change the date on the "where" statement with a previous one.
Please find below the code:
SELECT p."Index", p."PSN" || CAST(p."PNR"as int) AS ID,
p."PSN" AS Serie, cast(p."PNR"as int) AS Numar,
pr."PINDate" AS r_gdate,
CASE WHEN pr."AsigEID"='10' THEN pr."PrimSUM" ELSE
pr."PrimSUM"*valuta1."EXCValue" END AS r_prima_lei,
CASE WHEN pr."AsigEID"='2'
THEN pr."PrimSUM"
ELSE CASE WHEN pr."AsigEID"='10' THEN pr."PrimSUM"/valuta2."EXCValue"
ELSE pr."PrimSUM"*valuta1."EXCValue"/valuta2."EXCValue"
END
END AS r_prima_eur,
CASE WHEN pr."AsigEID"='10' THEN pr."AsigSUM" ELSE
pr."AsigSUM"*valuta1."EXCValue" END as r_sa_lei,
CASE WHEN pr."AsigEID"='2'
THEN pr."AsigSUM"
ELSE CASE WHEN pr."AsigEID"='10' THEN pr."AsigSUM"/valuta2."EXCValue"
ELSE pr."AsigSUM"*valuta1."EXCValue"/valuta2."EXCValue"
END
END AS r_sa_eur,
pr."AsigStart", pr."AsigEnd", risc."Code", plink."Index"
FROM "PolsRisc" AS pr
LEFT JOIN "Pols" as p ON p."Index" = pr."PID"
LEFT JOIN "Riscs" as risc ON pr."RID" = risc."Index"
LEFT JOIN "PRLNK" plink ON plink."PTID" = p."PTID" AND plink."RID" = risc."Index"
LEFT JOIN "EXCValues" valuta1 ON valuta1."AtDate" = pr."AsigStart" AND valuta1."EID" = pr."AsigEID"
LEFT JOIN "EXCValues" valuta2 ON valuta2."AtDate" = pr."AsigStart" AND valuta2."EID"='2'
WHERE pr."PINDate" > '2020-08-01' AND pr."IsRezil" = 'false';
When I'm using '2020-08-01' the query works well. When I try to change it to a previous one eg. '2010-01-01' a get an error:
ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer: ""
SQL state: 22P02
I was looking for a solution on the previous posts but I didn't manage to solve this issue.
It looks like it is returning "" or a null value into one of the columns you are using integer logic for. The date change is just filtering out the data that would crash it.
You may need to use coalesce to reassign the nulls as 0 and then cast it back into being an int
select
cast(coalesce(table.column, 0) as int) as result
from table
I would advice to read the chapter http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/interactive/sql-syntax-lexical.html#SQL-SYNTAX-CONSTANTS
. It's a brief and informative read.The cause for the error message is that '' is an empty string that has no representation in a numeric type like integer
Getting this error with the following query in SQL Server 2014.
SELECT
[Case]
,[Course]
,[Device]
,[IntegerValue]
,[Question]
,IFL.[QuestionSimplified]
,[Revision]
,[Script]
,[TextValue]
,[Timestamp]
,[Type]
,[Variable]
,[Wave]
FROM [dbo].[CosmosData] CD
Left Outer join [dbo].[ImportedFacilityList] IFL on CD.[Variable] = IFL.[Variablename]
where
CD.[Script] = 'CARD-F' and
(select * from [dbo].[CosmosData] where Variable = 'SURVEY_TYPE' and IntegerValue = '2')
When I run the above query I am getting the beloiw error,
Msg 4145, Level 15, State 1, Line 20
An expression of non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected, near ')'.
Any help please?
You have this in the where clause:
and (select * from [dbo].[CosmosData] where Variable = 'SURVEY_TYPE' and IntegerValue = '2')
SQL needs a boolean expression. This is usually formed by using = or a similar comparison operator. In your case, I think you just exant exists:
exists (select * from [dbo].[CosmosData] where Variable = 'SURVEY_TYPE' and IntegerValue = 2)
That said, you might want a correlation clause as well.
Note: I removed the single quotes from the integer value. Only use single quotes for string and date constants.
based on the assumption that you are using case as a key in this table, you can use the follwing to return all rows from cosmos data where your conditions are applied and the select in your where clause has a match using the criteria within it.
SELECT
[Case]
,[Course]
,[Device]
,[IntegerValue]
,[Question]
,IFL.[QuestionSimplified]
,[Revision]
,[Script]
,[TextValue]
,[Timestamp]
,[Type]
,[Variable]
,[Wave]
FROM [dbo].[CosmosData] CD
Left Outer join [dbo].[ImportedFacilityList] IFL on CD.[Variable] = IFL. [Variablename]
where CD.[Script] = 'CARD-F'
and Case
IN
(select Case from [dbo].[CosmosData] where Variable = 'SURVEY_TYPE' and IntegerValue = '2')
Hope that helps any
I'm trying to write a query to go against "Signed Over Punch" using the following query:
SELECT
CASE when substring(MyField,16,1)='C' then cast(substring(MyField,9,7)+'0' AS decimal(20,2)*-1 FROM MyTable
Here's some sample data:
0000069A0000006C00000000#0000000#
From the above data, the position starts at 16 ("C") with a length of 1
And the other starts at position 9 (0) with a length of 7
But I keep getting this error:
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 139
Incorrect syntax near '*'.
Desired Output:
00000063 (The C = 3)
What am I doing wrong?
Please refer to this page for reference for signed over punch:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signed_overpunch
You need to learn about operator precedence. This code:
[..snip..] then cast(substring(MyField,9,7)+'0' AS decimal(20,2)*-1
is executing as if it had been written
[..snip..] then cast(...) AS (decimal(20,2) * -1)
^------------------^
You're not multiplying the result of the cast, you're trying to mutiply the decimal(20,2), which is NOT a multiplicable value.
Try
then (cast(substring(MyField,9,7)+'0' AS decimal(20,2)) * -1
^------------------------------------------------^
instead.
Not sure if this will fix it or not, but you are missing a closing parenthesis. You are also missing the END statement I recommend indenting things like this to make it easier to spot these problems.
SELECT CASE
WHEN substring(MyField,16,1)='C'
THEN cast(substring(MyField,9,7)+'0' AS decimal(20,2))*-1
END
FROM MyTable
try so:
SELECT CASE when substring(MyField,16,1)='C' then cast(substring(MyField,9,7)+'0' AS decimal(20,2)) *-1 end FROM MyTable
The problems were a missing " ) " at the defore " *-1 " and a missing "end" to terminate the case when condition.
With these 2 fix the result for your example '0000069A0000006C00000000#0000000#' is -60.00.
Running a UNION query in an access database. I've defined every variable as a int since there was a data type mismatch error prompt. This has not resolved the issue. Each of the variables have values of either 1 or 0 and no nulls. Any ideas?
SELECT
CInt(qryGB.BM∞) AS [BM∞],
CInt(qryGB.PM∞) AS [PM∞],
CInt(qryGB.P∞) AS [P∞],
CInt(qryGB.[RAG_B<0]) AS [RAG_B<0],
CInt(qryGB.[RAG_P<0]) AS [RAG_P<0],
CInt(qryGB.[RAG_C<0]) AS [RAG_C<0],
CInt(qryGB.[B<0]) AS [B<0],
CInt(qryGB.[P<0]) AS [P<0],
CInt(qryGB.[C<0]) AS [C<0],
CInt(qryGB.[P-1]) AS [P-1],
CInt(qryGB.[C-1]) AS [C-1],
CInt(qryGB.P0) AS [P0],
CInt(qryGB.C0) AS [C0],
CInt(qryGB.[P+1]) AS [P+1],
CInt(qryGB.[P+2]) AS [P+2],
CInt(qryGB.[P+3]) AS [P+3]
FROM qryGB
UNION ALL SELECT
CInt(qryTMD.BM∞) AS [BM∞],
CInt(qryTMD.PM∞) AS [PM∞],
CInt(qryTMD.P∞) AS [P∞],
CInt(qryTMD.[RAG_B<0]) AS [RAG_B<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[RAG_P<0]) AS [RAG_P<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[RAG_C<0]) AS [RAG_C<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[B<0]) AS [B<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[P<0]) AS [P<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[C<0]) AS [C<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[P-1]) AS [P-1],
CInt(qryTMD.[C-1]) AS [C-1],
CInt(qryTMD.P0) AS [P0],
CInt(qryTMD.C0) AS [C0],
CInt(qryTMD.[P+1]) AS [P+1],
CInt(qryTMD.[P+2]) AS [P+2],
CInt(qryTMD.[P+3]) AS [P+3]
FROM qryTMD;
Check you don't have any nulls in any of the columns.
Access SQL is a little strange when it comes to nulls (noting that Standard SQL nulls are strange to begin with!). For example you can't cast a null to a data type:
SELECT DISTINCT CINT( NULL ) AS null_cast_to_int FROM AnyPopulatedTable;
errors with "Invalid use of Null".
So all Access SQL nulls are of the same type but what type?:
SELECT DISTINCT TYPENAME ( NULL ) AS type_name FROM AnyPopulatedTable;
does not error and returns 'Null' !!
The one thing I can think of is that doing the CInt() conversion during the UNION may be screwing things up. I'd try doing the conversion in subqueries before doing the UNION. Something like:
SELECT
a.[BM∞],
a.[PM∞],
a.[P∞],
a.[RAG_B<0],
a.[RAG_P<0],
a.[RAG_C<0],
a.[B<0],
a.[P<0],
a.[C<0],
a.[P-1],
a.[C-1],
a.[P0],
a.[C0],
a.[P+1],
a.[P+2],
a.[P+3]
FROM
(SELECT
CInt(qryGB.[BM∞]) AS [BM∞],
CInt(qryGB.[PM∞]) AS [PM∞],
CInt(qryGB.[P∞]) AS [P∞],
CInt(qryGB.[RAG_B<0]) AS [RAG_B<0],
CInt(qryGB.[RAG_P<0]) AS [RAG_P<0],
CInt(qryGB.[RAG_C<0]) AS [RAG_C<0],
CInt(qryGB.[B<0]) AS [B<0],
CInt(qryGB.[P<0]) AS [P<0],
CInt(qryGB.[C<0]) AS [C<0],
CInt(qryGB.[P-1]) AS [P-1],
CInt(qryGB.[C-1]) AS [C-1],
CInt(qryGB.[P0]) AS [P0],
CInt(qryGB.[C0]) AS [C0],
CInt(qryGB.[P+1]) AS [P+1],
CInt(qryGB.[P+2]) AS [P+2],
CInt(qryGB.[P+3]) AS [P+3]
FROM qryGB) as a
UNION ALL SELECT
b.[BM∞],
b.[PM∞],
b.[P∞],
b.[RAG_B<0],
b.[RAG_P<0],
b.[RAG_C<0],
b.[B<0],
b.[P<0],
b.[C<0],
b.[P-1],
b.[C-1],
b.[P0],
b.[C0],
b.[P+1],
b.[P+2],
b.[P+3]
FROM
(SELECT
CInt(qryTMD.[BM∞]) AS [BM∞],
CInt(qryTMD.[PM∞]) AS [PM∞],
CInt(qryTMD.[P∞]) AS [P∞],
CInt(qryTMD.[RAG_B<0]) AS [RAG_B<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[RAG_P<0]) AS [RAG_P<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[RAG_C<0]) AS [RAG_C<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[B<0]) AS [B<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[P<0]) AS [P<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[C<0]) AS [C<0],
CInt(qryTMD.[P-1]) AS [P-1],
CInt(qryTMD.[C-1]) AS [C-1],
CInt(qryTMD.[P0]) AS [P0],
CInt(qryTMD.[C0]) AS [C0],
CInt(qryTMD.[P+1]) AS [P+1],
CInt(qryTMD.[P+2]) AS [P+2],
CInt(qryTMD.[P+3]) AS [P+3]
FROM qryTMD) as b
Today I wrote this bit of sql:
SELECT COUNT(T0021_werk_naam)
FROM (SELECT Distinct T0021_werk_naam,T0021_jaar,T0021_kwartiel
FROM T0021_offertes
WHERE T0021_status_code = 'G' AND T0021_jaar = 2013 AND (T0021_kwartiel = 3))
This sql runs great when I run it locally in access, however, when I run it through the code that has been used for ages for this and most certainly definetly is not the problem, and send it to SQL Express it gives an error that says there's a problem near ')'
After stripping away all the brackets possible it becomes clear that it detects there's a problem with the last ')' but I don't see the problem.
Any Ideas?
You need to give an alias for the select in the parenthesis:
SELECT COUNT(T0021_werk_naam)
FROM (
SELECT Distinct T0021_werk_naam,
T0021_jaar,
T0021_kwartiel
FROM T0021_offertes
WHERE T0021_status_code = 'G'
AND T0021_jaar = 2013
AND (T0021_kwartiel = 3)
) T
notice the T in the end after the last parenthesis.