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I have the following SQL Statement, which gives me an error.
UPDATE GNGRB.BS_CLOSING
SET ENDINGDATE + STATUS + STATUSDATE = NULL
WHERE UNIT = '231296' AND BMON = '2020114';
What is wrong with that code?
You can update multiple columns like that:
UPDATE GNGRB.BS_CLOSING
SET ENDINGDATE = NULL
,STATUS = NULL
,STATUSDATE = NULL
WHERE UNIT = '231296'
AND BMON = '2020114';
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I am trying to solve this SQL exercise. But I do not have any idea how to do it. Do someone have a good idea?
Try it out: https://dbfiddle.uk/fQmZkOaw
Something like:
SELECT workflow
, case when min(status) = max(status) THEN min(status) -- if all status is same, set to status
when min(case when status = 'Error' then 0 end) = 0 then 'Intederminate' -- if any status is error then intedermined
else 'Running' end
FROM #ProcessLog
group by workflow
mayhaps?
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I have a table in SQL Server, which has a column, which stores json object.
For example:
{
"definition":{
"analysisDefinitionId":16136,
"ptfProcLinkId":34959,
"version":2,
"dataVersion":1655821735508,
"originType":"uw",
"originPeriodFrequency":"an",
"developmentPeriodFrequency":"qu",
"startPeriod":"201001",
"endPeriod":"202109",
"calendarEnd":"202109",
"largeLosses":{
"excludeLargeLosses":[
],
"excludeLargeLossesEvents":[
"300063",
"302292"
]
},
"statisticalAdjustments":[
],
"includeCurrentPeriod":false,
"distributionMethod":"BF"
},
"includeCedentShift":true,
"calculateCedentShift":true,
"reportedClaimsType":"excluding_acr",
"userId":"195b47d7-6b8f-4ccd-a35b-eed688c5abc7",
"unit":"ones"
}
I want to retrieve values in this path: $.definition.largeLosses.excludeLargeLossesEvents, so basically to get two values: 300063, 302292, in two rows.
to recreate this scenario, you can run this:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[bu_json_test]
( [id] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
[js_state] NVARCHAR (MAX) NULL
);
insert into [dbo].[bu_json_test] (js_state)
values ('{"definition":{"analysisDefinitionId":16136,"ptfProcLinkId":34959,"version":2,"dataVersion":1655821735508,"originType":"uw","originPeriodFrequency":"an","developmentPeriodFrequency":"qu","startPeriod":"201001","endPeriod":"202109","calendarEnd":"202109","largeLosses":{"excludeLargeLosses":[],"excludeLargeLossesEvents":["300063","302292"]},"statisticalAdjustments":[],"includeCurrentPeriod":false,"distributionMethod":"BF"},"includeCedentShift":true,"calculateCedentShift":true,"reportedClaimsType":"excluding_acr","userId":"195b47d7-6b8f-4ccd-a35b-eed688c5abc7","unit":"ones"}');
Now my select looks like this, but getting NULL values, altough select recognizes, that the result should have 2 rows:
SELECT
tbl.id,
gle.excludeLargeLossesEvents
FROM [dbo].[bu_json_test] tbl
OUTER APPLY OPENJSON(tbl.js_state, '$.definition.largeLosses.excludeLargeLossesEvents')
WITH (excludeLargeLossesEvents varchar(200)) gle
WHERE tbl.id = 1
So I expect
1 300063
1 302292
But getting
1 NULL
1 NULL
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I am having trouble with this piece of code, as it is saying "Error at line 22
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis" when I execute it.
SELECT DC.ACJ_ID,
DC.MCI_UNIQ_ID,
DG.GENDER_COMMON_DESC,
DR.RACE_COMMON_DESC,
AD.ADDRESS_LINE_1,
AD.ADDRESS_LINE_2,
AD.CITY,
AD.STATE,
AD.ZIP_CD,
AD.ZIP_CD_9,
DC_RANK
FROM DW_CLNTVIEW.FACT_CLIENT_WEEK_LATEST FCAS,
DW.DIM_GENDER DG,
DW.DIM_RACE DR,
DW.DIM_ADDRESS AD,
KLISA.JAIL_IDS DOC,
(SELECT ACJ_ID,
MCI_UNIQ_ID,
DENSE_RANK ()
OVER (PARTITION BY ACJ_ID
ORDER BY END_DATE DESC, EFF_DATE DESC, MCI_UNIQ_ID DESC ---REMOVE “MCI_UNIQ_ID DESC” TO ALLOW DUPLICATES ON ACJ_ID
DC_RANK
FROM DW.DIM_CLIENT) DC
WHERE FCAS.RACE_KEY = DR.RACE_KEY(+)
AND FCAS.SRC_SYS_KEY(+) = 0
AND FCAS.GENDER_KEY = DG.GENDER_KEY(+)
AND FCAS.ADDRESS_KEY = AD.ADDRESS_KEY(+)
AND DC.MCI_UNIQ_ID = FCAS.MCI_UNIQ_ID(+)
AND ACJS.ACJ_ID = DC.ACJ_ID(+)
AND DC_RANK(+) = 1;
You have unbalanced parenthesis.
(SELECT ACJ_ID,
Left.
OVER (PARTITION BY ACJ_ID
Another left.
FROM DW.DIM_CLIENT) DC
Closed one pair.
Thus leaving one open.
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If I add custom column in select, I get this error:
20018 Invalid column name '2'.
Here is query example
SELECT
[msg].[MessageTo],
[msg].[MessageFrom],
[msg].[SendTime],
[msg].[ReceiveTime],
[msg].[id],
'2' AS source,
[kat].[id] AS [CategoriId],
[kat].[naziv] AS [CategoriName]
FROM
[SMSServer_1].[dbo].[MessageIn] AS [msg]
LEFT JOIN [Tekijanka].[dbo].[crm_poruka] AS [por] ON [por].[fk_poruka] = [msg].[id]
AND [por].[fk_source] = [2]
LEFT JOIN [Tekijanka].[dbo].[crm_kategorije_poruka] AS [kat] ON [kat].[id] = [por].[fk_kategorija]
WHERE
msg.id NOT IN (
SELECT
fk_poruka
FROM
Tekijanka.dbo.crm_poruka
WHERE
fk_status <> 1
)
ORDER BY
[SendTime] DESC
Is there any way to fix it?
The problem is in LEFT JOIN, not in the SELECT section:
AND [por].[fk_source] = [2]
This condition tries to join fk_source and column named [2]. Of course, there's no such column in tables MessageIn and crm_poruka. You have to change this part of the code (remove the condition or change it to AND [por].[fk_source] = 2).
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I'm trying to write an update query for SQL Server, for example:
UPDATE x
SET Col1 = y.Col1,
Col2 = y.Col2,
Col3 = y.Col3
FROM
Table1 AS x
INNER JOIN
Table2 AS y ON x.ID = y.ID
But I get an error
Error: near "FROM": syntax error"
I saw same syntax in similar answers, but I can't understand why I get the error
Thanx in advance.
Let's try this: I didn't test the code below so, please kindly let me know the result. Thanks
UPDATE x
SET x.Col1 = y.Col1,
x.Col2 = y.Col2,
x.Col3 = y.Col3
FROM
Table1 AS x
INNER JOIN
Table2 AS y ON x.ID = y.ID
Hope it helps.