Subquery having issues - sql

Question

I am having one issue with sub query. I have to pass multiple ids to my sub query..but with my query i am not getting correct result...
Here is the My sample data and my table structure..
Employee Table:
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EMPLOYEE_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(16)
EXTERNAL_ID_1 VARCHAR2(200)
EXTERNAL_ID_2 VARCHAR2(200)
JOB_PROFILE_TYPE VARCHAR2(4)
FIRST_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2(200)
MIDDLE_NAME VARCHAR2(200)
Alignment Table :
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ALIGNMENT_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(16)
TEAM_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(16)
EMPLOYEE_ID NUMBER(16)
ALIGNMENT_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2(200)
EXTERNAL_ID_1 VARCHAR2(200)
STATUS NOT NULL VARCHAR2(4)
STATUS_CHANGE_DATE NOT NULL DATE
MANAGER_ALIGNMENT_ID NUMBER(16)
Event table :
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EVENT_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(16)
EMPLOYEE_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(16)
AFFILIATION_ID NUMBER(16)
CUSTOMER_ID NUMBER(16)
EXTERNAL_ID_1 VARCHAR2(200)
Sample data :
ALIGNMENT_ID ALIGNMENT_NAME EMPLOYEE_ID ROLE MANAGER_ALIGNMENT_ID
1006034672 SII-KRN-BANG-A01 17452000001661 REP 1006034513
1006034673 SII-KRN-BANG-A02 18910000219453 REP 1006034513
1006034674 SII-KRN-BANG-A03 60000001963804 REP 1006034513
1006034675 SII-KRN-BANG-A05 60000001963706 REP 1006034514
1006034676 SII-KRN-BANG-A06 18910000081856 REP 1006034514
1006034677 SII-KRN-BANG-B01 60000001963699 REP 1006034513
My Query :
SELECT *
FROM event ev
INNER JOIN employee e ON e.employee_id=ev.employee_id
INNER JOIN alignment a ON e.employee_id=a.employee_id AND alignment_id in(:alignment_id)
Description :
I have the data stored in alignment table with child records and parent records. In alignment table I have the data alignment_id and manager alignment_id.
For each rep there should one manager.(manager_alignment_id).
I have to integrate this query to front end..
In front end I have drop down values and will select multiple ids to pass to this query...
if the selection for alignment_id(rep) then no problem. If they will select manager_alignment_id then how to pass this value to mu query.
I am using oracle 11g version.

Answer 1

This may be the query you're looking for:
SELECT *
FROM employee E
INNER JOIN alignment A ON A.employee_id = E.employee_id
AND (A.manager_alignment_id = <Your value here>
OR A.alignment_id = <Your value here>)
This query returns every rows corresponding to the defined manager_alignment_id or alignment_id.
Hope this will help you.