I have written a trigger that emails a specified person.
I am trying to include a body of the email which comprises of the stock level and a warning. Pulling out my hair...Help
Code so far in the trigger is :
CREATE TRIGGER Warnings ON [dbo].[tbl_sql_cartridges_kh]
for update
AS
declare @SL as int
declare @SS as int
declare @Msg as nvarchar(100)
set @SL= (select stock_level from inserted)
set @SS =(select cartridge_key from inserted)
set @Msg = 'Print Cartridges Level Warning'
if @SL < 3
begin
exec sp_send_cdontsmail 'Print-Cartridges','XXX@XXXX.co.uk','Print Cartridges Level Warning',@Msg
end
I would like the @Msg to say something like Cartridge XXX stock level is YYY, where XXX and YYY are taken from the table after update. I can get the values, but cant put them in the MSG string..
I am working with a database derived from text documents. One of the tables (TEXT001) contains the text of the documents with each paragraph of each document assigned to its own row with a paragraph number in a SectionNo column. I want the entire text of each document in a single row with its own unique number (so that I can do a full text search with SQL Server 2005 that will search and return the entire document as a result). How do I combine the rows with the same DocumentID into a single row of text data? This will put the entire text content of each document in its own row.
TEXT001 table as it is
DocumentID
SectionNo
SectionText
1
1
Paragraph 1 of Document 1
1
2
Paragraph 2 of Document 1
1
3
Paragraph 3 of Document 1
2
1
Paragraph 1 of Document 2
2
2
Paragraph 2 of Document 2
New TEXT table
DocumentID
SectionText
1
Entire text of Document 1
2
Entire text of Document 2
I realize that I can use €œunion€? to combine tables with the same data type, but that is not what I am trying to do. Ideally, there is a way to create a new table and fill it with the combined SectionText data as a batch command. If anyone can tell how to do this, I would appreciate your help.
More modestly, I tried to use the €œGroup By€? clause to combine the SectionText data using this query:
SELECT DocumentID, SectionText FROM TEXT001 GROUP BY DocumentID
And got this error message:
Msg 8120, Level 16, State 1, Line 5 Column 'TEXT001.SectionText' is invalid in the select list because it is not contained in either an aggregate function or the GROUP BY clause.
I figured that I could not contain the SectionText data as an aggregate function since it is text data and cannot be €œsummed€?, so I tried including it in the GROUP BY clause:
SELECT DocumentID, SectionText FROM TEXT001 GROUP BY DocumentID, SectionText
And got his error message:
Msg 306, Level 16, State 2, Line 5 The text, ntext, and image data types cannot be compared or sorted, except when using IS NULL or LIKE operator.
Where do I go from here to accomplish my goal of combining the paragraphs of each document into one row per document?
Hi All, I have the code below on Sql 2k table with the column Descriptivetext defined as Text Data Type. The table has Path and Page as the PK I need to set a trigger to update Desciptivetext in other rows with the same path when a one of them chnages. Whenever I run the code, no row is updated
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[AB] ( [PATH] [varchar] (255) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED , [PAGE] [varchar] (60) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED , [DESCRIPTIVETEXT] [text] NULL ) ON [PRIMARY] TEXTIMAGE_ON [PRIMARY] GO
CREATE TRIGGER [Update_Staging_Test] ON [dbo].[AB] INSTEAD OF UPDATE AS
Declare @TextPointer as Varbinary (16), @NewTextPointer as Varbinary (16), @Path varchar(255), @Page as varchar(60), @DescriptiveText as varchar(7000) If Update(DescriptiveText) --Get the Path of the record from Inserted Select @Page = Page, @Path = Path , @DescriptiveText = Cast(DescriptiveText as Varchar(7000)) from Inserted
UPDATEAB SETDescriptiveText = Cast (@DescriptiveText as Text) WHEREPath = @Path
Dealing with 3rd party app that is somehow deleting records. Was going to put a delete trigger on the table so we can at least be notified of the delete and save the record. Great idea until I found out the table has a text data type for one of the fields which are'nt allowed on the delete or update portion of the trigger. Unfortunately the text data contains what we really need to retain. Tried doing a convert varchar and that would not work.
We are using an old version of Numara TrackIT for our helpdesk software, and it doesn't have much in the way of configurable options. There is no way to set validation or formatting on the text fields in the program.
There is a field, WO_TEXT1, Which I would like to be formatted as 6 characters, 3 integers + a period + 2 integers. The first the integers would be padded with zeros on the left, and the last 2 integers would be padded with zeros on the right.
IE, if someone enters 2, it would actually end up being 002.00 If someone enters 3.5 it would end up being 003.50 If someone enters 12.1 it would end up being 012.10 If someone enters 172.80 it would end up being 172.80
I was hoping to achieve this via an update trigger.
Below is the guts of the trigger I created, mostly as a proof of concept.
-- This update properly formats the Estimated Hours field Update t SET WO_TEXT1 = (SELECT RIGHT('000000' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(6), WO_TEXT1), 6) FROM inserted) FROM dbo.TASKS as t Where (EXISTS (SELECT * FROM inserted WHERE WOID = 24773));
I expected that this update trigger would only affect the Work Order with a WOID of 24773. Unfortunately, it updated all 21000 work orders in our system, wiping out all of the actual estimated hours that had been inserted by technicians!
Luckily I had a report that I could quick dump the 300 or so active work order's estimated hours back into the DB from (all the other Work orders are closed, and no one really cares about their estimated hours).
My question is three fold,
1) Why did my trigger update every record in the tasks table instead of just WO 24773? 2) Is using a trigger the best way of accomplishing what I'm trying to do? 3) if a trigger is the best way of accomplishing this, what should my trigger look like?
Friends,I would just like to know that why SQL Server doen't allow us to definea text data type local variable while creating trigger?I tried creating a text variable in a trigger as a local variable andit raises error."Implicit conversion from data type text to nvarchar is not allowed.Use the CONVERT function to run this query".For this i have to use convert function in MS SQL Server.-ThanksBhavin Vyas
I have created the following trigger:CREATE TRIGGER [CreateFile] ON OutputTableFOR INSERTASDeclare @filename nvarchar(35)Declare @filecontents nvarchar(2000)Declare @strcmdshell varchar(150)SELECT @filecontents = OutputText FROM INSERTEDSELECT @filename = 'c:' + OutputFileName FROM INSERTEDSELECT @strcmdshell = 'echo '+ @filecontents+ ' >'+ @filenameexec master..xp_cmdshell @strcmdshellIt works fine as long as the column OutputText has no carriagereturns.I have used my Access2K front end to dump about ten lines of text intoOutputText, each line broken by vbcrlf so that OutputText looks like:line1testline2textline3textetc.The trigger won't fire with this text.Is there something I can do to remedy this?lq
I have created a trigger to call a program that is written by our program. The program is basically read the record in the table and write to a text file, then delete the record from the table.
The trigger is a after insert trigger. After we added the trigger, we insert a record to the table. The result is that the record still and did not get deleted. Also, the text file didn't get created either. It seems that it take a long time for the record to be written to the table.
But if we just run the program (a exe file), it can write a text file in the folder and delete the record. the trigger is basically:
USE [Zinter] GO /****** Object: Trigger [dbo].[ZinterProcess] Script Date: 04/29/2014 18:34:56 ******/ SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO
I'm new to this whole SQL Server 2005 thing as well as database design and I've read up on various ways I can integrate business constraints into my database. I'm not sure which way applies to me, but I could use a helping hand in the right direction.
A quick explanation of the various tables I'm dealing with: WBS - the Work Breakdown Structure, for example: A - Widget 1, AA - Widget 1 Subsystem 1, and etc. Impacts - the Risk or Opportunity impacts for the weights of a part/assembly. (See Assemblies have Impacts below) Allocations - the review of the product in question, say Widget 1, in terms of various weight totals, including all parts. Example - September allocation, Initial Demo allocation, etc. Mostly used for weight history and trending Parts - There are hundreds of Parts which will eventually lead to thousands. Each part has a WBS element. [Seems redundant, but parts are managed in-house, and WBS elements are cross-company and issued by the Government] Parts have Allocations - For weight history and trending (see Allocations). Example, Nut 17 can have a September 1st allocation, a September 5th allocation, etc. Assemblies - Parts are assemblies by themselves and can belong to multiple assemblies. Now, there can be multiple parts on a product, say, an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), and so those parts can belong to a higher "assembly" [For example, there can be 3 Nut 17's (lower assembly) on Widget 1 Subsystem 2 (higher assembly) and 4 more on Widget 1 Subsystem 5, etc.]. What I'm concerned about is ensuring that the weight roll-ups are accurate for all of the assemblies. Assemblies have Impacts - There is a risk and opportunity impact setup modeled into this design to allow for a risk or opportunity to be marked on a per-assembly level. That's all this table represents.
A part is allocated a weight and then assigned to an assembly. The Assemblies table holds this hierarchical information - the lower assembly and the higher one, both of which are Parts entries in the [Parts have Allocations] table.
Therefore, to ensure proper weight roll ups in the [Parts have Allocations] table on a per part-basis, I would like to check for any inserts, updates, deletes on both the [Parts have Allocations] table as well as the [Assemblies] table and then re-calculate the weight roll up for every assembly. Now, I'm not sure if this is a huge performance hog, but I do need to keep all the information as up-to-date and as accurate as possible. As such, I'm not sure which method is even correct, although it seems an AFTER DML trigger is in order (from what I've gathered thus far). Keep in mind, this trigger needs to go through and check every WBS or Part and then go through and check all of it's associated assemblies and then ensure the weights are correct by re-summing the weights listed.
If you need the design or create script (table layout), please let me know.
Are there any limitations or gotchas to updating the same table whichfired a trigger from within the trigger?Some example code below. Hmmm.... This example seems to be workingfine so it must be something with my specific schema/code. We'reworking on running a SQL trace but if anybody has any input, fireaway.Thanks!create table x(Id int,Account varchar(25),Info int)GOinsert into x values ( 1, 'Smith', 15);insert into x values ( 2, 'SmithX', 25);/* Update trigger tu_x for table x */create trigger tu_xon xfor updateasbegindeclare @TriggerRowCount intset @TriggerRowCount = @@ROWCOUNTif ( @TriggerRowCount = 0 )returnif ( @TriggerRowCount > 1 )beginraiserror( 'tu_x: @@ROWCOUNT[%d] Trigger does not handle @@ROWCOUNT[color=blue]> 1 !', 17, 127, @TriggerRowCount) with seterror, nowait[/color]returnendupdate xsetAccount = left( i.Account, 24) + 'X',Info = i.Infofrom deleted, inserted iwhere x.Account = left( deleted.Account, 24) + 'X'endupdate x set Account = 'Blair', Info = 999 where Account = 'Smith'
This Audit Trigger is Generic (i.e. non-"Table Specific") attach it to any tabel and it should work. Be sure and create the 'Audit' table first though.
The following code write audit entries to a Table called 'Audit' with columns 'ActionType' //varchar 'TableName' //varchar 'PK' //varchar 'FieldName' //varchar 'OldValue' //varchar 'NewValue' //varchar 'ChangeDateTime' //datetime 'ChangeBy' //varchar
using System; using System.Data; using System.Data.SqlClient; using Microsoft.SqlServer.Server;
public partial class Triggers { //A Generic Trigger for Insert, Update and Delete Actions on any Table [Microsoft.SqlServer.Server.SqlTrigger(Name = "AuditTrigger", Event = "FOR INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE")]
public static void AuditTrigger() { SqlTriggerContext tcontext = SqlContext.TriggerContext; //Trigger Context string TName; //Where we store the Altered Table's Name string User; //Where we will store the Database Username DataRow iRow; //DataRow to hold the inserted values DataRow dRow; //DataRow to how the deleted/overwritten values DataRow aRow; //Audit DataRow to build our Audit entry with string PKString; //Will temporarily store the Primary Key Column Names and Values here using (SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection("context connection=true"))//Our Connection { conn.Open();//Open the Connection //Build the AuditAdapter and Mathcing Table SqlDataAdapter AuditAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM Audit WHERE 1=0", conn); DataTable AuditTable = new DataTable(); AuditAdapter.FillSchema(AuditTable, SchemaType.Source); SqlCommandBuilder AuditCommandBuilder = new SqlCommandBuilder(AuditAdapter);//Populates the Insert command for us //Get the inserted values SqlDataAdapter Loader = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT * from INSERTED", conn); DataTable inserted = new DataTable(); Loader.Fill(inserted); //Get the deleted and/or overwritten values Loader.SelectCommand.CommandText = "SELECT * from DELETED"; DataTable deleted = new DataTable(); Loader.Fill(deleted); //Retrieve the Name of the Table that currently has a lock from the executing command(i.e. the one that caused this trigger to fire) SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("SELECT object_name(resource_associated_entity_id) FROM ys.dm_tran_locks WHERE request_session_id = @@spid and resource_type = 'OBJECT'", conn); TName = cmd.ExecuteScalar().ToString(); //Retrieve the UserName of the current Database User SqlCommand curUserCommand = new SqlCommand("SELECT system_user", conn); User = curUserCommand.ExecuteScalar().ToString(); //Adapted the following command from a T-SQL audit trigger by Nigel Rivett //http://www.nigelrivett.net/AuditTrailTrigger.html SqlDataAdapter PKTableAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(@"SELECT c.COLUMN_NAME from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_CONSTRAINTS pk , INFORMATION_SCHEMA.KEY_COLUMN_USAGE c where pk.TABLE_NAME = '" + TName + @"' and CONSTRAINT_TYPE = 'PRIMARY KEY' and c.TABLE_NAME = pk.TABLE_NAME and c.CONSTRAINT_NAME = pk.CONSTRAINT_NAME", conn); DataTable PKTable = new DataTable(); PKTableAdapter.Fill(PKTable);
switch (tcontext.TriggerAction)//Switch on the Action occuring on the Table { case TriggerAction.Update: iRow = inserted.Rows[0];//Get the inserted values in row form dRow = deleted.Rows[0];//Get the overwritten values in row form PKString = PKStringBuilder(PKTable, iRow);//the the Primary Keys and There values as a string foreach (DataColumn column in inserted.Columns)//Walk through all possible Table Columns { if (!iRow[column.Ordinal].Equals(dRow[column.Ordinal]))//If value changed { //Build an Audit Entry aRow = AuditTable.NewRow(); aRow["ActionType"] = "U";//U for Update aRow["TableName"] = TName; aRow["PK"] = PKString; aRow["FieldName"] = column.ColumnName; aRow["OldValue"] = dRow[column.Ordinal].ToString(); aRow["NewValue"] = iRow[column.Ordinal].ToString(); aRow["ChangeDateTime"] = DateTime.Now.ToString(); aRow["ChangedBy"] = User; AuditTable.Rows.InsertAt(aRow, 0);//Insert the entry } } break; case TriggerAction.Insert: iRow = inserted.Rows[0]; PKString = PKStringBuilder(PKTable, iRow); foreach (DataColumn column in inserted.Columns) { //Build an Audit Entry aRow = AuditTable.NewRow(); aRow["ActionType"] = "I";//I for Insert aRow["TableName"] = TName; aRow["PK"] = PKString; aRow["FieldName"] = column.ColumnName; aRow["OldValue"] = null; aRow["NewValue"] = iRow[column.Ordinal].ToString(); aRow["ChangeDateTime"] = DateTime.Now.ToString(); aRow["ChangedBy"] = User; AuditTable.Rows.InsertAt(aRow, 0);//Insert the Entry } break; case TriggerAction.Delete: dRow = deleted.Rows[0]; PKString = PKStringBuilder(PKTable, dRow); foreach (DataColumn column in inserted.Columns) { //Build and Audit Entry aRow = AuditTable.NewRow(); aRow["ActionType"] = "D";//D for Delete aRow["TableName"] = TName; aRow["PK"] = PKString; aRow["FieldName"] = column.ColumnName; aRow["OldValue"] = dRow[column.Ordinal].ToString(); aRow["NewValue"] = null; aRow["ChangeDateTime"] = DateTime.Now.ToString(); aRow["ChangedBy"] = User; AuditTable.Rows.InsertAt(aRow, 0);//Insert the Entry } break; default: //Do Nothing break; } AuditAdapter.Update(AuditTable);//Write all Audit Entries back to AuditTable conn.Close(); //Close the Connection } }
//Helper function that takes a Table of the Primary Key Column Names and the modified rows Values //and builds a string of the form "<PKColumn1Name=Value1>,PKColumn2Name=Value2>,......" public static string PKStringBuilder(DataTable primaryKeysTable, DataRow valuesDataRow) { string temp = String.Empty; foreach (DataRow kColumn in primaryKeysTable.Rows)//for all Primary Keys of the Table that is being changed { temp = String.Concat(temp, String.Concat("<", kColumn[0].ToString(), "=", valuesDataRow[kColumn[0].ToString)].ToString(), ">,")); } return temp; } }
The trick was getting the Table Name and the Primary Key Columns. I hope this code is found useful.
Actually I'm on the half way of making a portal and I get some problem I need your kindly helps. at first I use the membership feature of ASP.net 2.0 to have login and all so by default it has generate an ASPNETDB.MDF file which its is (Microsoft SQL Server Database File (SqlClient)) and also I have two more databases one for file managemnet and one for Calander and Contacts but I need all to be one so whenevr one user can login it can show his own file in his page but now everyone can see all,Can anybody guide me should it all be in one database and if yes how can I connect all since one is generated by default by Visual studio2005.Should I use a Microsoft SQL Server (SqlClient)??? Thanks in advance.
Hi all, I need some help in combining two results. I am using the Northwind Database and the Orders Table. The first select outputs the table shown below, Table 1 and the second select outputs the result in the second table Table 2. How can I combine these two to get the third table, Table 3 ? SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT EmployeeID, COUNT(ShipVia) AS CountShipVia1 FROM dbo.Orders WHERE (ShipVia = 1) GROUP BY EmployeeID ORDER BY EmployeeID
Table 1 Results EmployeeID CountShipVia1
1
82
2
71
3
81
4
116
5
29
6
48
7
44
8
75
9
29 SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT EmployeeID, COUNT(ShipVia) AS CountShipVia2 FROM dbo.Orders WHERE (ShipVia = 2) GROUP BY EmployeeID ORDER BY EmployeeID Table 2 results EmployeeID CountShipVia2
1
44
2
36
3
45
4
70
5
15
6
25
7
24
8
48
9
19 Table 3 the desired result: EmployeeID CountShipVia1 CountShipVia2
I'm having problems transfering data. I don't even know if this is even possible, but this is what I'm trying to do. I have two tables: ZipRegionUps, ZipRegionUsps. Both tables have the same two columns: Zip, Region.
I want to combine the two. Having one table ZipRegion with three columns: Zip, UpsRegion, Usps Region. I've tried everything I can think of, but no luck. Here's the most sensible Stored Procedure I have tried:
If I wasn't very clear with my explanation, I'm hoping the procedure will clear things up:
CREATE PROCEDURE CMRC_Databases_DataTransfer AS DELETE FROM CMRC_ZipRegionTest
INSERT INTO CMRC_ZipRegionTest ( Zip, UpsRegion, UspsRegion ) SELECT CMRC_ZipRegionUps.Zip, CMRC_ZipRegionUps.UpsRegion, CMRC_ZipRegionUsps.UspsRegion FROM CMRC_ZipRegion, CMRC_ZipRegionUsps GO
Is there any way to do this? Or do I have to manually enter all the entries?
I'm trying to combine the following two strings to create a single Insert statement (and thus only generate one record instead of two). insertString = "Insert comments (uID) Select uID FROM users WHERE uName = @uName" insertString2 = "INSERT comments (eventID, text) VALUES ( @eventID, @comment)" I have tried: Insert comments (uID, eventID, text) SELECT uID FROM users WHERE uName = @uName VALUES (uID, @eventID, @comment) Individually they work fine, but I can't get the syntax correct to allow them to work together. As you can tell, I'm not very good with SQL, so any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
I now would like to have a SQL query which gives me the number of unique object and reference combinations, like this:
a b c
d shouldn't be displayed, because it's equal to c. The problem is also that a sequence of object references is also important. So, for instance, object a shouldn't be equal to object b. The solution should also work is MS SQL and Mysql.
Is there an easy way to combine to SQL databases? Both DBs have the same structure but different data. If there just so happens to be duplicate records what will happen? Does anyone have any idea of where I should start at? :confused:
These similar queries do much the same thing: the first one gets a list of ticket ID's that have been bought as 'standalone' tickets by a particular user, along with the total quantity they purchased. The second one also gets a list of ticket ID's along with the quantity purchased by that user, but the list of ID's is driven by tickets that appear in their basket as part of packages, instead of standalone tickets.
I hope that's clear; if not, maybe the SQL will make it clearer:
SELECT [tblTickets].[id] AS TicketId, SUM([tblBasket].[ticket_quantity]) AS SingleTicketsTotal FROM [tblOrders] INNER JOIN [tblBasket] ON [tblBasket].[order_id] = [tblOrders].[id] INNER JOIN [tblTickets] ON [tblTickets].[id] = [tblBasket].[ticket_id]
WHERE [tblOrders].[id] IN (SELECT [id] FROM [tblOrders] WHERE [tblOrders].[user_id] = @userID AND ([tblOrders].[order_status]=@purchasedOrder OR [tblOrders].[id]=@currentSessionOrder))
GROUP BY [tblTickets].[id]
SELECT [tblCombinations_Tickets].[ticket_id] AS cTicketId, SUM([tblBasket].[ticket_quantity]*[tblCombinations_Tickets].[quantity]) AS PackageTicketsTotal FROM [tblOrders] INNER JOIN [tblBasket] ON [tblBasket].[order_id] = [tblOrders].[id] INNER JOIN [tblCombinations_Tickets] ON [tblCombinations_Tickets].[combination_id] = [tblBasket].[combination_id]
WHERE [tblOrders].[id] IN (SELECT [id] FROM [tblOrders] WHERE [tblOrders].[user_id] = @userID AND ([tblOrders].[order_status]=@purchasedOrder OR [tblOrders].[id]=@currentSessionOrder))
GROUP BY [tblCombinations_Tickets].[ticket_id]
I need to combine these. So that I get one result set with: ticketID, quantity bought as standalone, quantity bought as part of package.
I can't figure it out. I've tried inner joins, outer joins, left joins, right joins, nested subqueries and, briefly, banging on the screen. But every time, what happens is that I only get the rows where the ticket ID occurs in both queries. I need everything.
This has got to be laughably simple. But I'm stuck :( Can anyone help?
Not concatenation, more... err.. I don't know what you'd call it.
SELECT DISTINCT [C01241 Opened].[Col004] AS OpenerEmail, [C01241 External Data].[DMCEMAIL] AS ExternalDataEmail, [C01241 Internal Data].[Col15] AS InternalDataEmail FROM [C01241 Opened] LEFT JOIN [C01241 External Data] ON [C01241 External Data].[DMCEMAIL] = [C01241 Opened].[Col004] LEFT JOIN [C01241 Internal Data] ON [C01241 Internal Data].[Col15] = [C01241 Opened].[Col004]
(Apologies for the table/col names, this is all very temporary)
So I've got a table, [C01241 Opened], which details all the people who registered. Those people might turn up in table [C01241 External Data], or they might turn up in [C01241 Internal Data]. Yes, they will always be in one or the other, and no, they won't appear in both.
At the moment, I just pull in the email address. But the client, of course, wants a whole bunch of fields that occur in the 'original data' tables: Firstname, Lastname, Company, Favourite color, etc.
What I want to know is if - and how - I can make the query output one column for each of the required fields, but populate it from either of the two 'original data' tables, depending on where their email address pops up in.
I have this data I need to query where if there is more than one startdate for a person, I need to get the earliest startdate, however get the latest enddate and money associated with that enddate. Highlighted in blue is an example of the values I need to return within one record.
I was wondering what is the best way to have multiple joins?
Here are the two statements I've been trying to combine -------------------------------------------------------------------- SELECT CASE when t1.Cust_DB_Shipment_Key = 'Used:' Then Description_1 Else (stuff(t1.Cust_DB_Shipment_Key,1,5,'')) End, t1.Airway_Bill_No, t1.Shipper_Reference, t1.External_Product_Cd, t1.Chargeable_Weight, dt.CountTrackingNumber, dt.SumProductCharge, t1.Consignee_Company_Name, CONVERT(CHAR(8),Ship_DT,112) FROM Shipping t1 Inner Join ( SELECT Cust_DB_Shipment_Key, sum(PRODUCT_CHARGE_AMOUNT) as [SumProductCharge], count(Airway_Bill_No) as [CountTrackingNumber] FROM Shipping Where Ship_DT = '2008-05-12' and status != 'voided' GROUP BY Cust_DB_Shipment_Key ) dt ON (stuff(t1.Cust_DB_Shipment_Key,1,5,'')) = (stuff(dt.Cust_DB_Shipment_Key,1,5,'')) Where Ship_DT = '2008-05-12' and status != 'voided'
---------------------------------------------------------------------- SELECT CASE when Cust_DB_Shipment_Key = 'Used:' Then Description_1 Else (stuff(Cust_DB_Shipment_Key,1,5,'')) End, Airway_Bill_No, Shipper_Reference, Service_Name, Chargeable_Weight, Consignee_Company_Name, CONVERT(CHAR(8),Ship_DT,112) FROM Shipping s JOIN Shipping..Distinct_Service_by_SAS_Code d ON s.External_Product_CD = d.SAS_Code Where Ship_DT = '2008-05-12' and status != 'voided'
SELECT dbo.Job.CompanyJobId, dbo.Job.Name, dbo.Job.Name, dbo.Job.ChangeDate, dbo.Job.Active, sum(case dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId WHEN 'MA' then dbo.ProductionEvent.AlternateQuantity ELSE 0 END) AS material, sum(case dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId WHEN 'PR' THEN dbo.ProductionEvent.Quantity ELSE 0 END) AS production FROM dbo.job left outer join dbo.Event ON dbo.Job.JobGuid = dbo.Event.JobGuid left outer join dbo.ProductionEvent on Event.EventGuid = dbo.ProductionEvent.EventGuid left outer join dbo.Product ON dbo.ProductionEvent.ProductGuid = dbo.Product.ProductGuid left outer JOIN dbo.Item ON Event.ItemGuid = dbo.Item.ItemGuid inner join dbo.Source ON dbo.ProductionEvent.SourceGuid = dbo.Source.SourceGuid inner JOIN dbo.SourceType ON dbo.Source.SourceTypeGuid = dbo.SourceType.SourceTypeGuid left OUTER JOIN dbo.Region ON dbo.Job.RegionGuid = dbo.Region.RegionGuid WHERE dbo.Job.CompanyJobId = 3505048 and(dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId = 'PR' or dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId = 'MA') GROUP BY dbo.Job.CompanyJobId, dbo.job.name, dbo.Job.ChangeDate, dbo.job.Name, dbo.Job.Active
Result
3505048 SR 434 T-5201SR 434 T-5201 2007-10-11 16:36:45.647 Y 1314.26 (material qty) 1569.26 (production qty)
(where 1314.26 is sum material and 1569.26 is production)
Query 2
selectsum(EmployeeLaborEvent.Hours) as hours fromdbo.job left outer join dbo.Event ON dbo.Job.JobGuid = Event.JobGuid Left outer join dbo.EmployeeLaborEvent ON Event.EventGuid = dbo.Employeelaborevent.EventGuid WHERE dbo.Job.CompanyJobId = 3505048
Result:
1647.50 (which are sum of hours, this figure is correct)
Now I try to merge query 2 into Query 1 like this:
SELECT dbo.Job.CompanyJobId, dbo.Job.Name, dbo.Job.Name, dbo.Job.ChangeDate, dbo.Job.Active, sum(case dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId WHEN 'MA' then dbo.ProductionEvent.AlternateQuantity ELSE 0 END) AS material, sum(case dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId WHEN 'PR' THEN dbo.ProductionEvent.Quantity ELSE 0 END) AS production, sum(EmployeeLaborEvent.Hours) as hours FROM dbo.job left outer join dbo.Event ON dbo.Job.JobGuid = dbo.Event.JobGuid left outer join dbo.ProductionEvent on Event.EventGuid = dbo.ProductionEvent.EventGuid left outer join dbo.Product ON dbo.ProductionEvent.ProductGuid = dbo.Product.ProductGuid left outer JOIN dbo.Item ON Event.ItemGuid = dbo.Item.ItemGuid inner join dbo.Source ON dbo.ProductionEvent.SourceGuid = dbo.Source.SourceGuid inner JOIN dbo.SourceType ON dbo.Source.SourceTypeGuid = dbo.SourceType.SourceTypeGuid left OUTER JOIN dbo.Region ON dbo.Job.RegionGuid = dbo.Region.RegionGuid
left outer join dbo.EmployeeLaborEvent ON Event.EventGuid = dbo.Employeelaborevent.EventGuid
WHERE dbo.Job.CompanyJobId = 3505048 and(dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId = 'PR' or dbo.SourceType.CompanySourceTypeId = 'MA') GROUP BY dbo.Job.CompanyJobId, dbo.job.name, dbo.Job.ChangeDate, dbo.job.Name, dbo.Job.Active
When I run the query the result is:
3505048 SR 434 T-5201SR 434 T-5201 2007-10-11 16:36:45.647 Y 1314.26(material) 1569.26 (production) NULL (hours)
The material and production stay the same (and is correct). Hours are wrong.
