How to show current year data and previous Data in two column SQL Server 2000
Below Procedure shows my Given date Data I want to set Previous year data from given date in other column
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT
dbo.SI_Item.ig2_Code, dbo.SI_ItemGroup2.ig2_Desc,
SUM(SI_InvoiceDetail.invcd_Rate * dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcd_Qty -
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcd_DiscountAmt) AS Total
FROM
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail
INNER JOIN
dbo.SI_Item ON dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.itm_ItemCode = dbo.SI_Item.itm_ItemCode
INNER JOIN
dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster ON dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcm_CoCode = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_CoCode AND
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcm_BrCode = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_BrCode AND
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcm_SiteCode = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_SiteCode AND
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcm_Year = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_Year AND
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcm_Period = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_Period AND
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.docs_DocCode = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.docs_DocCode AND
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.doctyp_Code = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.doctyp_Code AND
dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.invcm_DocNo = dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_DocNo
INNER JOIN
dbo.SI_ItemGroup2 ON dbo.SI_Item.ig2_Code = dbo.SI_ItemGroup2.ig2_Code
WHERE (dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.docs_DocCode = 'inv') AND
(dbo.SI_InvoiceDetail.itm_ItemCode BETWEEN '0101010000001' AND '0301020004001') AND
(dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_Date BETWEEN #Invcm_date_from AND #Invcm_date_to)
GROUP BY dbo.SI_Item.ig2_Code ,SI_ItemGroup2.ig2_Desc
Resolved it 70% by changing in Query as below
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT dbo.SI_Item.ig2_Code, dbo.SI_ItemGroup2.ig2_Desc,year(dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_Date) AS SalesYear,
&
Group By Year(dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_Date),dbo.SI_Item.ig2_Code ,SI_ItemGroup2.ig2_Desc
ORDER BY Year(dbo.SI_InvoiceMaster.invcm_Date) ,dbo.SI_Item.ig2_Code
but its works but not as i want because its showing year in Row and User mut inpuer date range of aboce 2 years then will show.
if anyone Got Proper solution do share please
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I need to write a query that displays ALL revenue centers for a month whether they have revenue or not. This seems like a simple request but I have seemed to hit a brick wall. Below is my SQL:
SELECT ID_ItemNominal, ItemNominal_Description, Sum(Nz([ITM_Net],0)) AS ITM_Net_Total
FROM TSub_ItmNominal LEFT JOIN (T_Invoice RIGHT JOIN T_LineItems ON T_Invoice.ITM_Reference = T_LineItems.ITM_Reference) ON TSub_ItmNominal.ID_ItemNominal = T_LineItems.ITM_Nominal
WHERE (((Year([ITM_Date]))=[report_year] Or (Year([ITM_Date])) Is Null) AND ((Month([ITM_Date]))=[report_month]))
GROUP BY TSub_ItmNominal.ID_ItemNominal, TSub_ItmNominal.ItemNominal_Description
HAVING (((TSub_ItmNominal.ID_ItemNominal) Like "4*"))
ORDER BY TSub_ItmNominal.ID_ItemNominal;
ID_ItemNominal = the Integer code for the Revenue Center
ItemNominal_Description = the description of the Revenue Center
ITM_Net = the Currency amount for the Line Item on the Invoice, to be SUM for a month total
ITM_ Date = the Date of the Invoice
My thought was to use the LEFT JOIN to say that I want to see ALL of the revenue centers, even if those records do not have any data for that month. What I get is the centers that DO have revenue for the year but DO NOT have revenue for the month are not shown / filtered out.
What the Current query provides:
40500 | Sales - Digital | $###.##
40700 | Sales - Misc | $###.##
40800 | Sales - Mail | $###.##
40900 | Sales - Clothing| $0.00
We have not done any revenue under 40900 this year so far so it shows as a result in the query. We have done revenue in 40600 this year but not for the month of April. The 40600 seems to be filtered out by the WHERE part of the query as well as any other revenue centers that we have revenue for the year but not the selected date.
I would like to see these revenue centers included in the query but show as $0.00 for the month.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, I feel like I am close but I just can't seem to get the correct results. Thank you in advance!
You could join the original table with all rows and join your query to it like
SELECT t1.ID_ItemNominal, t1.ItemNominal_Description,t2.ITM_Net_Total
FROM TSub_ItmNominal AS t1 LEFT JOIN (SELECT ID_ItemNominal, ItemNominal_Description, Sum(Nz([ITM_Net],0)) AS ITM_Net_Total
FROM TSub_ItmNominal LEFT JOIN (T_Invoice RIGHT JOIN T_LineItems ON T_Invoice.ITM_Reference = T_LineItems.ITM_Reference) ON TSub_ItmNominal.ID_ItemNominal = T_LineItems.ITM_Nominal
WHERE (((Year([ITM_Date]))=[report_year] Or (Year([ITM_Date])) Is Null) AND ((Month([ITM_Date]))=[report_month]))
GROUP BY TSub_ItmNominal.ID_ItemNominal, TSub_ItmNominal.ItemNominal_Description
HAVING (((TSub_ItmNominal.ID_ItemNominal) Like "4*")) ) AS t2 ON t1.ID_ItemNominal = t2.ID_ItemNominal
WHERE ((([t1l].[ID_ItemNominal]) Like "4*"))
ORDER BY t1.ID_ItemNominal;
Usually, when you run LEFT JOIN + WHERE you run an analogous INNER JOIN. But according to your specifications, the sub items table should be optionally joined since it can contain actual sales data not exhaustive of all revenue centers.
Therefore, run the WHERE filtering within a subquery and then have this subquery left joined to main set of revenue centers. Also, for readability below converts RIGHT JOIN to LEFT JOIN and uses table aliases instead of full table names.
SELECT main.ITM_Nominal,
main.ItemNominal_Description,
SUM(NZ(sub.[ITM_Net], 0)) AS ITM_Net_Total
FROM (T_LineItems AS main
LEFT JOIN T_Invoice AS inv
ON inv.ITM_Reference = main.ITM_Reference)
LEFT JOIN (
SELECT ID_ItemNominal, [ITM_Net]
FROM TSub_ItmNominal
WHERE ID_ItemNominal ALIKE '4%'
AND YEAR([ITM_Date]) = [report_year]
AND MONTH([ITM_Date]) = [report_month]
) AS sub
ON sub.ID_ItemNominal = main.ITM_Nominal
GROUP BY main.ITM_Nominal,
main.ItemNominal_Description
ORDER BY main.ITM_Nominal;
I have a question from my sql script in DB2.
SELECT a.fcyfdtaid current_id_book, a.fcyyyymm current_month_book, a.fcyaccsts current_quality_book, a.fcyarrmth current_dpd,
b.fcyfdtaid old_id_book, b.fcyyyymm old_month_book, b.fcyaccsts old_quality_book, b.fcyarrmth old_dpd
FROM crbidnpd.entfcym0 a JOIN crbidnpd.entfcym0 b
ON a.fcyfdtaid = b.fcyfdtaid AND
b.fcyarrmth < a.fcyarrmth AND
a.fcyyyymm='201911' AND a.fcyarrmth>10
where NOT EXISTS
(SELECT b.fcyfdtaid old_id_book FROM crbidnpd.entfcym0 c
WHERE c.fcyfdtaid = a.fcyfdtaid AND c.fcyyyymm = a.fcyyyymm AND c.fcyyyymm = b.fcyyyymm) order by a.fcydtaid;
and the result
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how to make it being one row that displays in the last 2 years, on the left 2011 and on the right only 2010?
Query for remaining balance
I am using SQLITE 3.1.1
The scenario is the ff:
Let us say Total Quantity is 11.
The formula should be:
Total Quantity - Quantity Used = Remaining
It should look like this:
First: 11 - 1 = 10
Second: 10- 6 = 4
Third: 4 - 0 = 4
and so on..
Expected Result:
Also, Remaining value can't be lower than 0.
I currently have this SQL query but it doesn't get the Remaining query result for the next transaction but rather it always starts with Total Quantity.
SELECT
filter_maintenance.maintenance_id,
filter_maintenance.stock_id,
filter_maintenance.quantity_used,
filter_maintenance.date_registered,
filter_maintenance.date_changed,
inventories.stock_name,
SUM(inventories_order.order_quantity) - filter_maintenance.quantity_used AS Remaining
FROM filter_maintenance
INNER JOIN inventories ON filter_maintenance.stock_id = inventories.stock_id
INNER JOIN inventories_order ON filter_maintenance.stock_id = inventories_order.stock_id
GROUP BY filter_maintenance.maintenance_id
This is the output I currently have:
Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Since you are using sqllite and there are no window functions you need to use a self-join instead. I assume maintenance_id is a primary key in filter_maintenance.
SELECT
filter_maintenance.maintenance_id,
filter_maintenance.stock_id,
filter_maintenance.quantity_used,
filter_maintenance.date_registered,
filter_maintenance.date_changed,
inventories.stock_name,
sum(inventories_order.order_quantity) - filter_maintenance.sum_quantity_used AS Remaining
FROM
(
SELECT fm1.*,
sum(fm2.quantity_used) AS sum_quantity_used
FROM filter_maintenance fm1
INNER JOIN filter_maintenance fm2 ON fm1.stock_id = fm2.stock_id and
fm1.date_registered >= fm2.date_registered
GROUP BY fm1.maintenance_id
) filter_maintenance
INNER JOIN inventories ON filter_maintenance.stock_id = inventories.stock_id
INNER JOIN inventories_order ON filter_maintenance.stock_id = inventories_order.stock_id
GROUP BY filter_maintenance.maintenance_id
In Access SQL, I am attempting what should seem like a simple task in attaining a percentage of total. There are 3 item stores (Sears, kmart & Mktpl) of which in any given week, I wish to calculate their respective percent of total based on balance of sales (all can be obtained using one table - tbl_BUChannelReporting).
For example week 5 dummy numbers - Sears 7000, kmart 2500, mktpl 2000
the following ratios would be returned: sears 61%, kmart 22%, mktpl 17%
I was originally trying to create a sub query and wasn't getting anywhere so I am essentially trying to sum sales on one of the item stores in week 5 divided by the sum of all 3 item store sales in week 5. The following is my query, which is giving me "cannot have aggregate function in expression" error:
SELECT FY, FW, Rept_Chnl, BU_NM, Order_Store, Item_Store, CDBL(
SUM(IIF([item_store]="sears", revenue, IIF([item_store]="kmart", revenue, IIF([item_store]="mktpl", revenue,0)))) /
(SUM(IIF([item_store]="sears",revenue,0)+SUM(IIF([item_store]="kmart",revenue,0)+SUM(IIF([item_store]="mktpl",revenue,0))))))
AS Ratios
FROM tbl_BUChannelReporting
WHERE FY = "2017"
AND FW = 5
GROUP BY FY, FW, Rept_Chnl, BU_NM, Order_Store, item_store
Thanks all in advance for taking the time. This is my 1st post here and I don't consider myself anything but a newbie anxious to learn from the best and see how this turns out.
Take care!
-D
Consider using two derived tables or saved aggregate queries: one that groups on Item_Store and the other that does not include Item_Store in order to sum the total stores' revenue. All other groupings (FY, FW, Rept_Chnl, BU_NM, Order_Store) remain in both and used to join the two. Then in outer query, calculate percentage ratio.
SELECT i.*, CDbl(i.Store_Revenue / a.Store_Revenue) As Ratios
FROM
(SELECT t.FY, t.FW, t.Rept_Chnl, t.BU_NM, t.Order_Store, t.Item_Store,
SUM(t.Revenue) As Store_Revenue
FROM tbl_BUChannelReporting t
WHERE t.FY = '2017' AND t.FW = 5
GROUP BY t.FY, t.FW, t.Rept_Chnl, t.BU_NM, t.Order_Store, t.Item_Store) As i
INNER JOIN
(SELECT t.FY, t.FW, t.Rept_Chnl, t.BU_NM, t.Order_Store
SUM(t.Revenue) As Store_Revenue
FROM tbl_BUChannelReporting t
WHERE t.FY = '2017' AND t.FW = 5
GROUP BY t.FY, t.FW, t.Rept_Chnl, t.BU_NM, t.Order_Store) As a
ON i.FY = a.FY AND i.FW = a.FW AND i.Rept_Chnl = a.Rept_Chnl
AND i.BU_NM = a.BU_NM AND i.Order_Store = a.Order_Store
Or save each above SELECT statement as its own query and reference both below:
SELECT i.*, (i.Store_Revenue / a.Store_Revenue) As Ratios
FROM
Indiv_Item_StoreAggQ As i
INNER JOIN
All_Item_StoreAggQ As a
ON i.FY = a.FY AND i.FW = a.FW AND i.Rept_Chnl = a.Rept_Chnl
AND i.BU_NM = a.BU_NM AND i.Order_Store = a.Order_Store
How do you convert a SQL query with nested SELECT statements to a LINQ statement?
I have the following SQL statement which outputs the results I need but I'm not sure how to replicate this in LINQ .
SELECT X.ITMGEDSC, (SUM(X.[ENDQTY_I]) - SUM(X.[ORDERLINES])) AS AVAIL
FROM SELECT T1.[MANUFACTUREORDER_I],T2.[ITMGEDSC],T1.[ENDQTY_I],
(SELECT (COUNT(VW.[MANUFACTUREORDER_I]) - 1)
FROM [PLCD].dbo.[vw_WIP_Srl] VW
WHERE VW.[MANUFACTUREORDER_I] = T1.[MANUFACTUREORDER_I]
GROUP BY VW.[MANUFACTUREORDER_I]) AS ORDERLINES
FROM [PLCD].dbo.[vw_WIP_Srl] T1
INNER JOIN [PLCD].dbo.IV00101 T2 ON T2.ITEMNMBR = T1.ITEMNMBR
GROUP BY T1 [MANUFACTUREORDER_I],T2.[ITMGEDSC],T1.[ENDQTY_I]) AS X
GROUP BY X.ITMGEDSC
ITEMNMBR is the ID of an item including a revision number, for example A1008001. The last 3 numbers denote the revision. So A1008002 are the same item, just differing revisions. In my query I need to treat these as the same item and output only the quantity for the parent item number (A1008). This parent item number is the column IV00101.ITMGEDSC.
The above code would take the following data
MANUFACTUREORDER_I ITEMNMBR ENDQTY_I
MAN00003140 A1048008 15
MAN00003507 A1048008 1
MAN00004880 A10048001 15
MAN00004880 A10048001 15
MAN00004880 A10048001 15
and output the following results
ITEMNMBR QTY
A1048008 16
A10048001 13*
The reason that this value is 13 and NOT 45 is because they are all part of the same MANUFACTUREORDER_I. In the system this therefore means that there were 15 in stock but two of these have then been transacted out of stock to be used. Hence the 3 rows, one for the goods coming into stock, the other two for two items going out of stock (ignore the quantity in these rows)
As I mentioned at the start, the SQL above gives me the output I'm after but I'm unsure how to replicate this in Linq.
UPDATE - JEFF'S ORIGINAL SOLUTION
var query = from item in db.vw_WIP_Srls
group new { item.MANUFACTUREORDER_I, item.ENDQTY_I } by item.ITEMNMBR into items
select new
{
ItemNumber = items.Key,
QtyAvailable = (from item in items
//assumes quantities equal per order number
group 1 by item into orders
select orders.Key.ENDQTY_I - (orders.Count() - 1))
.Sum()
};
Here you go. Unfortunately I couldn't see the comment you left me anymore but I believe this should be equivalent. I changed the names to match closely with your query.
var query = from a in db.vw_WIP_Srl
join b in db.IV00101 on a.ITEMNMBR equals b.ITEMNMBR
group new { a.MANUFACTUREORDER_I, a.ENDQTY_I } by b.ITMGEDSC into g
select new
{
ITMGEDSC = g.Key,
AVAIL = (from item in g
group 1 by item into orders
select orders.Key.ENDQTY_I - (orders.Count() - 1))
.Sum()
};