I've got the following query: When I execute the query, I get a lot of results for ad.Branch, including 106804. If I remove BOR.SSN like and COB.SSN like, and just leave branch, it returns only 106804 records which is the desired result. So I believe the like statement is what's causing the issues.
declare #Social varchar(5);
set #social = '%####'
SELECT
ABC.AccountNumber
FROM gcc.AccountDailyFact ABC
JOIN gcc.Today T ON ABC.CalendarDate = T.Today
JOIN gcc.ADReference AD ON ABC.ADReferenceRowId = AD.ADReferenceRowId
JOIN gcc.CDAccountData BOR ON ABC.BDLeaseHolderRowId = BOR.CDAccountDataRowId
JOIN gcc.CDAccountData COB ON ABC.CoBDLeaseHolderRowId = COB.CDAccountDataRowId
JOIN gcc.VDAssetFile VD ON ABC.VDAssetFileRowID = VD.VDAssetFileRowID
WHERE BOR.SSN like #social or COB.Ssn like #social and ad.Branch in
('106804')
I think you just need parentheses:
WHERE (BOR.SSN like #social or COB.Ssn like #social) and
ad.Branch in ('106804')
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I have a reporting services report and a stoproc. The report has a multivalue parameter that is being used like this:
<QueryParameter Name="#Aannemer">
<!-- Joins the multivalue selection into a single comma separated string. -->
<Value>=Join(Parameters!Aannemers.Value,",")</Value>
<rd:UserDefined>true</rd:UserDefined>
</QueryParameter>
The stoproc splits the multivalue parameter using string_split. The stoproc is very long so here is a smaller version of it:
#Aannemer AS NVARCHAR(max) = NULL
[...]
SELECT DISTINCT PV.ProefvakID
FROM [dbo].[Proefvak] PV
LEFT OUTER JOIN Meetvak MV ON MV.ProefvakID = PV.ProefvakID
LEFT OUTER JOIN Uitvoerder UI ON UI.UitvoerderID = MV.UitvoerderID
WHERE (UI.Uitvoerder IN(select value from string_split(#Aannemer,',')) OR #Aannemer IS NULL )
This all works like a charm so far.
If a user selects 'select all' for the Aannemer parameter, he wants to see all Proefvak's and not filter on Aannemers at all.
But if a Proefvak exists that has no Meetvak connected to it, the Proefvak will never be listed (because the Meetvak holds the Uitvoerder and the Proefvak has no Meetvak). The user still wants to see the Proefvak that has no Meetvak.
Is there a way to check in the stoproc whether the user has selected 'select all', so I can return all Proefvak's?
I hope you understand what I am trying to accomplish. I am a noob when it comes to SQL, so please be clear with the complex parts. Thanks in advance!
==EDIT==
Trying to use #EddiGordo's solution, that looks promising. The next problem is that the #Aannemer parameter does not include the value 'Select All', because this is not a real value. So I tried to edit the code on the SSRS side like this:
<QueryParameter Name="#Aannemer">
<!-- Joins the multivalue selection into a single comma separated string. This paramater should be split up in the stored procedure. -->
<Value>
=IIF(Parameters!Aannemers.Count = COUNT(1, "Aannemers")
, "Select All",
Join(Parameters!Aannemers.Value,","))
</Value>
<rd:UserDefined>true</rd:UserDefined>
</QueryParameter>
But I cannot deploy the SSRS code like this, I get this error:
"The expression used for the parameter '#Aannemer' in the dataset '#Aannemer' includes an aggregate or lookup function. Aggregate and lookup functions cannot be used in query parameter expressions."
Try this:
IF #Aannemer IS NULL
BEGIN
SELECT DISTINCT PV.ProefvakID
FROM [dbo].[Proefvak] PV
LEFT OUTER JOIN Meetvak MV ON MV.ProefvakID = PV.ProefvakID
LEFT OUTER JOIN Uitvoerder UI ON UI.UitvoerderID = MV.UitvoerderID
END
ELSE
BEGIN
SELECT DISTINCT PV.ProefvakID
FROM [dbo].[Proefvak] PV
LEFT OUTER JOIN Meetvak MV ON MV.ProefvakID = PV.ProefvakID
LEFT OUTER JOIN Uitvoerder UI ON UI.UitvoerderID = MV.UitvoerderID
WHERE UI.Uitvoerder IN(select value from string_split(#Aannemer,','))
END
try changing :
OR #Aannemer IS NULL
by
OR nullIf(#Aannemer, 'Select All') Is Null
in the where clause of your IN(Select... condition
I have a query with a group_concat in it but it returns an error that the group_concat is not a built in function. Please help me to resolve this. My query is like this:
SELECT cast(user_id as varchar(255)) AS member_id,skincareproductbarcode.barcode, skincareproduct.SCP_id, skincabinet.beautybox_id,
skincabinet.skpid, skincareproduct.photos, skincabinet.create_date, GROUP_CONCAT(MirrorProfile.serial_number, '') As Serial_Number
from skincabinet join skincareproduct on skincareproduct.scp_id = skincabinet.skpid
full join skincareproductbarcode on skincabinet.skpid = skincareproductbarcode.scp_id
full join membermirrorprofile on skincabinet.user_id = membermirrorprofile.member_id
full join mirrorprofile on MemberMirrorProfile.mirror_id = mirrorProfile.mirror_id
where skincareproduct.approval_flag = 'N' and skincareproduct.photos != ''
and substring(photos,52,3) = 'scp' order by skincareproduct.SCP_id group by skincareproduct.scp_id desc
How can I use group_concat or is there any other way around?
the concat of fields should not be the output of the SQL query. It is not made for that. Use the tool which receive the data to make this action.
Sorry for the long title.
I have a statement which needs to grab all the columns from one row from BinConfig:
SELECT *
FROM BinConfig WITH(NOLOCK)
WHERE IssuerKey = #IssuerKey
But I also need to grab a single column from one row from CardRangeGroup also based on that IssuerKey column.
What I've tried:
SELECT
BinConfig.*, CardRangeGroup.Name
FROM
BinConfig
JOIN
CardRangeGroup WITH(NOLOCK)
WHERE
#IssuerKey = BinConfig.IssuerKey
AND #IssuerKey = CardRangeGroup.IssuerKey
Which gives me a syntax error near WHERE. I've tried to find resources online, but everywhere I look I can't find anything explaining how to select rows based on a passed in variable. Any help?
You need to specify how the tables should be joined. Try this:
SELECT BinConfig.*, CardRangeGroup.Name
FROM BinConfig
JOIN CardRangeGroup ON BinConfig.IssuerKey = CardRangeGroup.IssuerKey
WHERE #IssuerKey = CardRangeGroup.IssuerKey
The with(nolock) might not be needed (or a good idea) so I removed it.
try this , you don't need to use where
SELECT BinConfig.*, CardRangeGroup.Name FROM BinConfig JOIN
CardRangeGroup
ON CardRangeGroup.IssuerKey = BinConfig.IssuerKey AND #IssuerKey = CardRangeGroup.IssuerKey
This is driving me crazy. I want to do simple comparison of a column and a variable but it just doesn't work. The QUERY 1 in following code returns me my value when i do a simple select, but i use the resulting variable in my 2nd query it just doesn't work..
It looks sooooo simple but I've been working on this for hours. The complete sql proc is
The big confusing thing is that if I replace v_bbg_symbol with some hard coded 'Value' (like 'FEDL01') it gives a correct answer for Query 2, but when I use the variable v_bbg_symbol it just doesn't work any more
Declare
v_bbg_symbol VARCHAR2(50);
V_OLD_INS_NAME Varchar2(50);
Begin
--QUERY 1
SELECT BBG_SYMBOL into v_bbg_symbol FROM quotes_external WHERE ID = 1;
--Gives output - 'FEDL01'
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('I got here:'||v_bbg_symbol||' is my value');
-QUERY 2
SELECT NAME INTO V_OLD_INS_NAME FROM INSTRUMENT
JOIN CURVE_INSTRUMENT ON
INSTRUMENT.INSTRUMENT_ID = CURVE_INSTRUMENT.INSTRUMENT_ID
JOIN GENERIC_INSTRUMENT ON
CURVE_INSTRUMENT.GENERIC_INSTRUMENT_ID = GENERIC_INSTRUMENT.GENERIC_INSTRUMENT_ID
WHERE CURVE_INSTRUMENT.CURVE_SNAPSHOT_ID =
(SELECT MAX(CURVE_INSTRUMENT.CURVE_SNAPSHOT_ID) FROM CURVE_INSTRUMENT)
AND GENERIC_INSTRUMENT.INSTRUMENT_NAME = v_bbg_symbol;
--ORACLE ERROR 'No Data Found'
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('I got here:'||V_OLD_INS_NAME||' is the new value');
END;
The first 'SELECT' gives me value which i select INTO a variable 'v_bbg_symbol', but when I use the same variable 'v_bbg_symbol' in my 2nd QUERY it pretends as if there is no value passed and does not return any result. If I give static value of 'v_bbg_symbol' i.e. ('FEDL01' in this case) in my 2nd QUERY, the results come as expected.
Please help..
Here is your query, with table aliases to facilitate following it:
SELECT NAME INTO V_OLD_INS_NAME
FROM INSTRUMENT i JOIN
CURVE_INSTRUMENT ci
ON i.INSTRUMENT_ID = ci.INSTRUMENT_ID JOIN
GENERIC_INSTRUMENT gi
ON ci.GENERIC_INSTRUMENT_ID = gi.GENERIC_INSTRUMENT_ID
WHERE ci.CURVE_SNAPSHOT_ID = (SELECT MAX(ci.CURVE_SNAPSHOT_ID) FROM CURVE_INSTRUMENT ci) and
gi.INSTRUMENT_NAME = v_bbg_symbol;
What this says is that the maximum ci.curve_snapshot_id is not for the instrument that is associated with v_bbg_symbol. I think you want a correlated subquery:
SELECT NAME INTO V_OLD_INS_NAME
FROM INSTRUMENT i JOIN
CURVE_INSTRUMENT ci
ON i.INSTRUMENT_ID = ci.INSTRUMENT_ID JOIN
GENERIC_INSTRUMENT gi
ON ci.GENERIC_INSTRUMENT_ID = gi.GENERIC_INSTRUMENT_ID
WHERE ci.CURVE_SNAPSHOT_ID = (SELECT MAX(ci2.CURVE_SNAPSHOT_ID)
FROM CURVE_INSTRUMENT ci2
WHERE ci2.instrument_id = i.instrument_id
) and
gi.INSTRUMENT_NAME = v_bbg_symbol;
This is the only place that I get all answer ;)
I want to select :
SELECT
RTRIM(LTRIM(il.Num_bloc)) AS Bloc,
RTRIM(LTRIM(il.num_colis)) AS Colis,
cd.transporteur AS Coursier,
cd.origine AS Origine,
cd.destination AS Destinataire,
cd.adresse AS [Adresse Destinataire],
cd.poids AS Poids,
il.Signataire, il.num_cin AS CIN, il.date_livraison AS [Date Livraison]
FROM
dbo.cd
INNER JOIN
dbo.il ON cd.bloc = il.Num_bloc AND dbo.cd.colis = dbo.il.num_colis
WHERE
(il.Num_bloc = RTRIM(LTRIM(#ParamBloc)))
AND (il.num_colis = RTRIM(LTRIM(#ParamColis)))
In the way of getting result if the user put ether #ParamBloc or #ParamColis
Try using IsNull() function.
A simple query would go like this
Select * from yourTable
Where
Num_bloc = ISNULL(#ParamBloc, Num_block) AND
num_colis = ISNULL(#ParamColis, num_colis)
The second parameter would make the expression to true if the #parameter Bloc or Colis is null. This query would be useful for all 4 possible combination of these two parameter.