Hi. hope someone can help me with this thing.
I have a list of numbers that I get from a query to my database. how could I make the query so that I can exclude a couple of numbers. For example the numbers 1234 and 8888. My list is in the range of 1 - 99999.
Thank you
Mr. Newbie
I have 16,000 rows in tblClient and 3000 rows in NewTable.SELECT tblClient.*FROM tblClient INNERJOIN [New Table] ON tblClient.NoDossier <> [New Table].NoDossierif I use = (equal) instead of <> (exclude), the query returns 3000 rowswhen I use <> it returns 160000 rows,if I try group by, the query bugswhat is my problem
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We've got a basic query that pulls a list of some parts out of our inventory database:
SELECT p21_view_inv_mast.item_id, p21_view_inv_mast.item_desc, p21_view_inv_loc.gl_account_no
FROM dbo.p21_view_inv_loc p21_view_inv_loc, dbo.p21_view_inv_mast p21_view_inv_mast
WHERE p21_view_inv_loc.inv_mast_uid = p21_view_inv_mast.inv_mast_uid
This returns a lot of info over three columns: "item_id" "item_desc" and "gl_account_no"
What I want to do is remove any entries where the "gl_account_no" shows as 011500000
I am by no means a TSQL person, I mostly run the canned queries that our vendor gives us so any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Table 1 is just a reference table. Users add values to table 2.
I need to select/exclude records from table1 where the id2 in table2 = 1.
How get the following results:
table 1
----------
id
----------
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
table 2
----------
id / id2
----------
b / 1
c / 1
d / 1
f / 1
c / 2
d / 2
a / 4
b / 4
need results
----------
id
----------
a
e
g
any suggestions?
thanks
i have two tables: "Person" and "Year". "Person" can have many "Year"
(one to many relation). i want a query which returns all the records
from "Person" where "Year" is 2005 but exclude if there is any "Year"
with 2004. how can i write that query? any help will be appreciated.
i did try
<code>
SELECT * FROM Person JOIN Year ON Person.Id = Year.PersonID WHERE Year.Year = 2005 AND Year.Year <> 2004
</code>
but it doesn't seem to work. i want this query to return records from
Person where there is no any year with 2004 but only 2005. If a person
has both 2004 and 2005 exclude that person.
I have to built a query to get the % for all the Region (Americas, Asia and Europe) from a cube.
But in these regions some countries are excluded and treated seperate.
Like Asia does not include India and Japan.
How do I get the ASIA query using an EXCLUDE condition.
Please help.
I am running a query that works just fine however, I would like it to exclude value that are equal to zero.
Basically my query looks at the commission that clients pay over a number of periods.
So it goes like this
T.Client_Code as Client
,SUM(CASE t.Transaction_Date WHEN DATEADD(day, DATEDIFF(day, 1, GETDATE()),0)THEN (ABS (t.transaction_commission) /((fx.Exchange_Bid + fx.Exchange_Ask)/2 )) ELSE 0 END)as Commission_Day
FROM TABLE T
JOINING FX TABLE
WHERE
fx.Currency = 'USD'
And T.Salesman_Name in ('X''Y'Z)
Group BY
T.Client_Code
It works perfectly fine however, we dont transact with our clients everyday so therefore this list will return all of our clients in the database and many will have generate zero commission. I want to keep the query along those lines I just need to insert something that says "ONLY SHOW WHEN Commission is not ZERO.
How can i exclude those with more than one status? i tried using rows but it seems doesn't work.
ID status
1 new
1 new
1 close
2 new
2 close
3 close
3 close
4 new
4 close
the result should appear as:
ID status
2 new
2 close
4 new
4 close
Hi
i wanna exclude some columns from my select statement. i do NOT wanna columns starting with 1,2,3,4,5 and I. How can i do it?
thanks
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AVG_Back
AVG_Yield
I want to select both fields, like this
Select AVG(AVG_Back), AVG(AVG_Yield)
FROM tblUser
WHERE Date Between '3/1/2008' AND '3/31/2008'
I want to limit the AVG_Back field to exclude all values of 0. So only average AVG_Back if the value > 0. What is the best way to accomplish this? I can't just put it in the where clause or the AVG_Yield will be excluded too.
I am attempting to create an SQL statement that will query a file and give me amount totals by company number/customer number. The totals have to be combined into 4 groups (1/2/3/4) for each amount total in company number/customer number combination. In effect it will look something like this:
COMPANY | CUSTOMER | SORT | AMOUNT
==================================
00001 | 11111 | 1 | $55
00001 | 11111 | 2 | $12
00001 | 11111 | 3 | $19
00001 | 11111 | 4 | $ 0
00001 | 22222 | 1 | $99
00001 | 22222 | 2 | $53
...and so on.
I HAVE THIS PART WORKING ALREADY. The problem is that I am trying to exclude the rows that have 0 (zero) in the amount column from showing up in the output. The amount is a calculated field of all the invoice for that company number/customer number combination for that sort (eg: Company 00001/Customer 11111/Sort 1 has $55 associated to it). I cannot use the calculated field in my where clause.
I will include a simplified version of my select statement so you can see how I got as far as I have and where to go so I pretty much say "WHERE SUM(SubTBL.Amount) <> 0".
----SELECT STATEMENT-----
SELECT
MainTBL.Cust#,
SUM(SubTBL.Amount) As TotAmt,
CASE
WHEN (days (currdate) - days (MainTBL.DateFLD)) <= 30 THEN '1'
WHEN (days (currdate) - days (MainTBL.DateFLD)) BETWEEN 31 AND 60 THEN '2'
WHEN (days (currdate) - days (MainTBL.DateFLD)) BETWEEN 61 AND 90 THEN '3'
WHEN (days (currdate) - days (MainTBL.DateFLD))> 90 THEN '4'
[code]....
exclude values when Account have different values (rooms both A and B), i.e
Account Room
10122 A
10122 B
10130 B
10131 C
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Overview: I'm doing a name look-up, combining first & last names and if it matches against an employee table, getting the employeeID for that person. I need to only return the unique matches, and exclude any names that happen more than once in the employee table.
I have 3 possible results from my select (snippet below):
1) Single match
2) No match
3) Multiple matches (2 or more people, same first and last name)
My simple code below does exactly what I need for case 1 & 2. If there is a single match on the name, it's returns the res_ID and emp_ID as expected, if no match, no record and that works for me.
The problem I can't solve is if there are two John Smith employees, both records are returned, which is what my query requests, but not what I need. I want ONLY return data which has ONE exclusive match, and exclude all others.
Code for case 1 & 2, doesn't handle 3rd case:
Select distinct ot.res_ID, e.emp_ID
From employee e, @OutputTable ot
Where (e.fName + ' ' + e.lName) = ot.empFullNameText
Employee table has first & list names, plus emp_ID
@OutputTable is a table variable from my proc which has "John Smith" type text names as one string.
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Hello
I'm developing my fist Integration Service and I have this operations:
Reading from a XML
Check for duplicate records and discard them
Insert the result into the database
The XML I don't control and could came with duplicate records that I have to discard. How can I find them?
I want to find the duplicates in the XML and not in database.
tkx for the help
Paulo Aboim Pinto
Odivelas - Portugal
I have a cube that is showing measures that don't exist. Let me give an example. This example will include 3 dimensions, product, location, and time. The fact table measure will be sales.
Here are the distinct values if you were to write a sql query against the dimensionl model that feeds the cube.
Product Location Time Sales
A X 1/04 200
B Y 1/04 100
A X 2/04 300
In the cube, if you were to look at product by location for just 2/04, you would see:
Product Location Sales
All Loc 300
A X 300
Y
All Loc
B X
Y
How do you get rid of the zero's or combinations that don't exist?
Thanks,
Doug
Hello,
I've a query wich with I select buildings form a table.
I've a second table with a few building I don't want in my select (exclude form select).
How can I make this?
Thx a lot.
Dom
PS: I'm a sql newbie...
I need to remove some IP addresses from a total list of IP addresses. The ones I need to remove are in certain IP ranges. I could create a temp table with all these IP addresses I need to exclude.
Example IP Ranges:
128.134.2.100 to 128.134.2.200
135.234.12.60 to 135.234.12.120
210.10.140.150 to 210.10.140.200
how can i exclude all id which doesn't purchase any code.
codeA,codeB,codeC,codeD,.....
ID 1 purchase codeA, this will not be pulled out.
ID 2 didnt purchase any code, this will be pulled out.
I tried select id,code from tableA where code not in ('codeA','codeB','codeC','codeD',...)
but it still pull out ID 1.
Using MS ACCESS I have:
TRANSFORM Avg(SAP_CALD.[CASE_DAYS]) AS AvgOfCASE_DAYS
SELECT SAP_CALD.[OPN_YEAR], SAP_CALD.[CLD_MONTH], Avg(SAP_CALD.[CASE_DAYS]) AS [Total Of CASE_DAYS]
FROM SAP_CALD
GROUP BY SAP_CALD.[OPN_YEAR], SAP_CALD.[CLD_MONTH]
PIVOT SAP_CALD.[Model];
which works fine. I want to look at the query SAP_CALD and disclude any record in the field 'department' that has a record of any {DPSG, System, Dealer, DealerIT, Inbound}..I can do this by piggybacking a another query that removes these but wondered if it would be easier to exclude them in the crosstab code.
i have a query:
select ordernumber,amount from orders
where ordernumber is not null
but i am getting some results where, ordernumber is still blank
ORDERNUMBER Amount
11 1200
12 500
400
15 600
how do i make sure that the fields where order number is blank does not comes in the result.
Ashley Rhodes
I have data that looks like below (columns are Timestamp, Offered, Answered and Delay). I'm looking to exclude returning records that have a value for Delay that are within the top 10% of values of that column. Are there any 2005 tricks where this can be accomplished in a simple statement?
2008-02-18 08:30:002322173
2008-02-18 08:45:002120174
2008-02-18 09:00:002425230
2008-02-18 09:15:002828277
2008-02-18 09:30:002522159
I am creating a query which will show patients that are enrolled in more than one program, but I need to exclude those patients that enrolled more than once in the same program. Here's part of the code:
SELECT member_id, service_id
FROM pat_prg_info ppi
This query produces results like the following:
member_id service_id
1001 1
1001 2
1003 9
1003 9
1004 2
1004 9
I would like to exclude 1003, since this member_id is enrolled twice in service_id 9. How can I accomplish this?
Hello,
I have a TSQL (SQL SERVER 2005) code inside a Transaction,
I would like to exclude a piece of that code from the transaction (I do need to recovere it in the trasaction log).
For instance
BEGIN TRAN
SQL Statement 1
SQL Statement 2 -- out of the transaction
SQL Statement 3
COMMIT TRAN
I would like to exlude SQL Statement 2 (SQL statement1 and 3 must be inside the same transaction)
Is it possible? How to do it?
Thank
Hello,
I have created a procedure with several SQL statement, all are included in a transaction.
Some of the code are "insert" in tables that are in remote server.
for example:
procedure sp1 is on SERVER B.
From SERVERA by linked server we have:
exec serverB.db_B.dbo.sp1 (from serverA the procedure sp1 is called)
CREATE procedures sp1
AS
BEGIN TRANSACTION
insert into T1 (col1) values (1)
insert into serverA.db_A.dbo.T2 (col1) vales ('8vhrfvrf')
insert into T3 (col1) values (3)
COMMIT TRANSACTION
GO
I would like to make that these piece of code (
insert into serverA.db_A.dbo.T2 (col1) vales ('8vhrfvrf')
) is out of transaction.
My question is: Is it possible to exclude piece of code from a transction?
You ask me why this: because SQL server do not allow loopback transaction
Thank
Hi
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