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I have table:
ID count OperationID
100 111 1
100 55 2
100 55 3
100 66 4
99 69 1
99 33 2
99 11 14
98 33 1
98 47 2
It is necessary to show data for those 'OperationID' that are in each 'ID'
Ex. output:
ID count OperationID
100 111 1
100 55 2
99 69 1
99 33 2
98 33 1
98 47 2
Maybe join table with itself help?But it does not work ...

Answer 1

You can use it.
DECLARE #MyTable TABLE ( ID INT, [count] INT,OperationID INT)
INSERT INTO #MyTable
VALUES
(100,111,1),
(100,55,2),
(100,55,3),
(100,66,4 ),
(99,69,1),
(99,33,2),
(99,11,14),
(98,33,1),
(98,47,2)
SELECT *
FROM #MyTable
WHERE
OperationID IN
(SELECT
OperationID
FROM #MyTable
GROUP BY OperationID
HAVING COUNT(*) = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT ID) FROM #MyTable)
)
Result:
ID count OperationID
----------- ----------- -----------
100 111 1
100 55 2
99 69 1
99 33 2
98 33 1
98 47 2

Answer 2

Ok you can try this, but there are some considerations in your dataset, what about if there is a row that does not have a common OpID for example.
declare #tbl table (ID int,Cnt int, OperationID int)
insert into #tbl
select 100,111,1 union
select 100, 55,2 union
select 100, 55,3 union
select 100, 66,4 union
select 99 , 69,1 union
select 99 , 33,2 union
select 99 , 11,14 union
select 98 , 33,1 union
select 98,47,2
select * from #tbl where OperationID in (
select OperationID from #tbl
where id in (
select a.id from
(
select top 1 id, count (distinct OperationID) as opCnt from #tbl
group by id
order by opCnt
) a
)
)
Result
98 33 1
98 47 2
99 33 2
99 69 1
100 55 2
100 111 1

Answer 3

I am sure this is not the most optimal way.
with cte1 as (
select distinct id
from Operations
),
cte2 as (
select distinct operationID
from Operations
)
, cte3 as (
select *
from cte1 cross join cte2
)
SELECT *
FROM operations
WHERE operationid NOT IN(
SELECT cte3.operationid
FROM operations a
right JOIN cte3 ON cte3.id = a.id
AND cte3.operationid = a.operationid
WHERE a.id IS NULL)

Answer 4

You can try it
DECLARE #table TABLE ( id INT, cnt INT, operationid INT )
INSERT INTO #table VALUES
(100,111 , 1 )
,(100, 55 , 2 )
,(100, 55 , 3 )
,(100, 66 , 4 )
,(99 , 69 , 1 )
,(99 , 33 , 2 )
,(99 , 11 , 14)
,(98 , 33 , 1 )
,(98 , 47 , 2 )
;WITH cte
AS (
SELECT
Count(distinct id) TotalId
FROM
#table
)
,cte1 as
(select
operationid
,Count( distinct id) operationid_By_Id
FROM
#table
Group by
operationid )
SELECT * From
#table c
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM (
SELECT
*
FROM cte1 A
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM cte b WHERE a.operationid_By_Id = b.TotalId)
) d where d.operationid = c.operationid)
Order by id desc , operationid