I want to make stored Procedure that get sum total of the order and return the ship price
this is my table:
in my procedure I want to get the order subTotal and return the ship price
For example if the subTotal is 60$ than return 300$
etc,
my problem is that if the "toPrice" = 0, than its mean "higher than"
How can I Write this Code, here is my try:
declare @subTotal int
set @subTotal = 60
SELECT [ShippingPolicyId]
,[Header]
,[fromPrice]
,[toPrice],[price]
FROM [dbo].[xxx_ShippingPolicy]
where @subTotal >=[fromPrice] and @subTotal <= [toPrice]
--where @subTotal >=[fromPrice] and case when [toPrice] > 0 then @subTotal <= [toPrice] else 1=1
I am developing basket and need a simple way to get price x quantity + total price.
I get back a recordset which has a varying number of items, each item has a price and quantity. Using SELECT ((productprice)*(productquantity)) AS subtotal, product name, productid
I don't know how to add all subtotals to get a total, I have tried putting in SUM but but cant get it to work.
IDBuyDotComPriceCompanyIDShadowOf AB CIRCLE PRO199.99203 AB CIRCLE PRO-b2199.99203AB CIRCLE PRO AB CIRCLE PRO-TB249.99344AB CIRCLE PRO AB CIRCLE PRO-TB-S10344AB CIRCLE PRO
I need to update the price of an item where the CompanyID is 344 and the ShadowOf is not null. The value in ShadowOf is the same as the ID that I want to get the BuyDotComPrice for. It should be simple, but I keep getting errors.
I could not able to find Forums in regards to 'Log Shipping' thats why posting this question in here. Appriciate if someone can provide me answers depends on their experience.
Can we switch database recovery model when log shipping is turned on ?
We want to switch from Full Recovery to Bulk Logged Recovery to make sure Bulk Insert operations during the after hours load process will have some performance gain.
I 'm sure I am missing something obvious, hopefully someone could point it out. After a failover log shipping, I want to fail back to my inital Primary server database; however, my database is marked as loading. How can I mark it as normal?
I did the failover as follow:
I did a failover log shipping from the 2 server Sv1 (Primary) and Sv2 (Secondary) by doing the following
1) Stop the primary database by using sp_change_primary_role (Sv1)
2) Change the 2nd server to primary server by running sp_change_secondary_role (Sv2)
3) Change the monitor role by running sp-change_monitor_role (Sv2)
4) Resolve the log ins - (Sv2)
5) Now I want to fail back - I copy the TRN files to Sv1 - use SQL Ent to restore the database at point in time. The task is done; however, the database is still mark as loading. I could not use sp_dboption.
Hello all, I have a question. I have two tables, one called Products which is comprised of various lookup values for IDs. The sceond table is a join table where I enter through a tool that I built another series of lookup IDs for Product, Size, Color, Quantity and Price. Each product in the join table can have multiple entries because there is not one price for each product. Instead, based on the product size, color there are price breaks at certain quantities - for example if someone orders one dozen widgets then the price will be one amount, while if they order two dozen they will get a different price.
Here is an example:
Product table ProductID ProductName Description 1 Widget This is a widget description...
Quantity tbl ID Description 1 12 - or one dozen 2 24
So what I want to do is get a complete list of products with the MAX price for each product returned. This will be displayed on a page where I will have the Product Name, Description, etc and the Price will state something like 'Starting at $10.00'
Here is what I have so far but I am not getting any results....
SELECT p.ProductID, p.ProductName, pc.ProductCategoryName, p.ProductImageID, SUBSTRING(p.Description, 1, 150) + '...' AS Description, (SELECT DISTINCT MAX(Price) FROM ProductColorSizeQuantityPrice WHERE ProductId = 1) AS 'Price' FROM Products p INNER JOIN ProductColorSizeQuantityPrice pcs ON pcs.ProductID = p.ProductID INNER JOIN ProductCategory pc ON pc.ProductCategoryID = p.ProductCategoryID The area highlighted in blue is what I am trying to do logically but this is not getting any results. If I removed this section I get all the fields I want but I need to include this price. Any ideas?
I plan on purchasing a new production server that will be running sql server and IIS under the dotnet framework/Windows Server 2003. It will be doing the following-
Running 6 or 7 customer service web applications that will operate as asp.net apps w/vb.net. These are database intensive applications but run a relatively light load with only 20 or so users accessing.
Running the 'customer service' portion of our web site that customers will use to access their account info, historical orders, order status, etc. These are also asp.net pages and are modestly database intesive. If I had to make a WAG, I would say that maybe 50 users on average to say 100 peak using these pages.
I plan on buying a single Xeon with say 2 GB of RAM, I'm not sure about the hard drives but something with suds.
So my question after that long tome is what's the tradeoff between RAM and extra processor. Given a fixed budget for the server, if I were to ask for additional funds I'm not sure if I should invest in additional processor or more RAM.
And also, I'm not sure about running the server for both internal and external applications. Obviously the internal apps could take a hit if things got busy externally. Is there any kind of best practice that advises against this.
Hi, i was wondering what is the correct way to handle price fields in the database and then in c#. I read somewhere to use a decimal over a money field in the database but then in c# should i cast the data returned to a double (not sure if this would work) or to a decimal. My problem is that i thought when working in c# you should treat numbers with a decimal point as either a float or double? Why is there a decimal type in c#? Appreciate if someone could clear this up. Thanks
Hello chapsI have a theta join on two tables, a tiddler and a bigun. The tiddler is there to recode the values of a field in my main table. It consists of mutually exclusive ranges corrollated to a new code. I want to keep the data in a table for flexibility however I would like the performance of a case statement. I suspect that SQL Server would be a lot better at this if it knew that the ranges are mutually exclusive. Although I know how to set up a check constraint to enforce this rule SQL Server still will not be able to use this information. The optimiser estimates three rows returned for the clustered index scan - actual rows is 699609 - which equals (number of rows in little table) * (number of rows in big table).BTW - I've been chucking unique constraints at the tiddly table just to see if I can affect execution - I can't.Question:Can I make this more efficient while maintining flexibility or is this just the price of a theta join? I would prefer to avoid dynamic sql please (in reality the full query is pretty complex).Ta!USE tempdbgoSET NOCOUNT ON ------------------------------ SET STUFF UP ---------------------------------IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.schemas WHERE name = N'welovepoots') BEGIN EXEC ('CREATE SCHEMA welovepoots')ENDGOIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE name = N'little_table' AND SCHEMA_NAME(schema_id) = 'welovepoots') BEGIN DROP TABLE welovepoots.little_tableEND IF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE name = N'big_table' AND SCHEMA_NAME(schema_id) = 'welovepoots') BEGIN DROP TABLE welovepoots.big_tableENDCREATE TABLE welovepoots.little_table ( recode_this_lower DECIMAL(9, 3) NOT NULL , recode_this_upper DECIMAL(9, 3) NOT NULL , recode_this_recode TINYINT NOT NULL , CONSTRAINT pk_little_table PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED (recode_this_lower, recode_this_upper) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) , CONSTRAINT ix_little_table_u_nc UNIQUE NONCLUSTERED (recode_this_recode) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) , CONSTRAINT ix_little_table_u_c UNIQUE CLUSTERED (recode_this_lower, recode_this_upper, recode_this_recode) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) ) GOINSERT INTO welovepoots.little_table (recode_this_lower, recode_this_upper, recode_this_recode)SELECT 30, 999999.999, 0UNION ALLSELECT 16, 29.999, 2UNION ALLSELECT 1, 15.999, 1CREATE TABLE welovepoots.big_table ( my_id INT NOT NULL , recode_this DECIMAL(9, 3) , CONSTRAINT pk_big_table PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (my_id) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) )GOINSERT INTO welovepoots.big_table (my_id, recode_this)SELECT a.number * b.number , CASE WHEN MIN(a.number % 50.5) = 40.5 THEN NULL ELSE MIN(a.number % 50.5) ENDFROM dbo.numbers AS aCROSS JOIN dbo.numbers AS bWHERE a.number <= 650 AND b.number BETWEEN 651 AND 1300GROUP BY a.number * b.number------------------------------ END SET STUFF UP ---------------------------------SET NOCOUNT OFFSET STATISTICS IO ONSET STATISTICS TIME ONSET STATISTICS PROFILE ON--Inefficient but flexible SELECT recode_this , recode_this_recode FROM welovepoots.big_table AS bt LEFT OUTER JOIN welovepoots.little_table AS lt ON bt.recode_this BETWEEN lt.recode_this_lower AND lt.recode_this_upper--Efficient but inflexible SELECT recode_this , recode_this_recode = CASE WHEN recode_this BETWEEN 30 AND 999999.999 THEN 0 WHEN recode_this BETWEEN 16 AND 29.999 THEN 2 WHEN recode_this BETWEEN 1 AND 15.999 THEN 1 END FROM welovepoots.big_table AS btSET STATISTICS IO OFFSET STATISTICS TIME OFFSET STATISTICS PROFILE OFFSET NOCOUNT ON------------------------------ CLEAN UP ---------------------------------IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.schemas WHERE name = N'welovepoots') BEGIN EXEC ('CREATE SCHEMA welovepoots')ENDGOIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE name = N'little_table' AND SCHEMA_NAME(schema_id) = 'welovepoots') BEGIN DROP TABLE welovepoots.little_tableEND IF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE name = N'big_table' AND SCHEMA_NAME(schema_id) = 'welovepoots') BEGIN DROP TABLE welovepoots.big_tableEND------------------------------ END CLEAN UP ---------------------------------SET NOCOUNT OFF
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I am trying to write a sp that searches 2 joined tables - ActiveArticle & ActiveArticlePrice for any products that exist in the update tables - UpdateArticle & UpdateArticlePrice. They contain the products listed for ALL suppliers so I first have to join both sets of tables based on the Supplier and then search the Active tables for any articles that have the same ArticleNumber, LotSize but different Prices. And I am getting all muddled up on how to do this, this is what I have so far, of course it isn't working:
ALTER PROCEDURE sp_GetPriceListUpdates @SupplierGUID uniqueidentifier AS
SELECT 'B' AS FLAG, 'New Price' AS TEXT, * FROM UpdateArticle UA, UpdateArticlePrice UAP
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT * FROM UpdateArticle UA, UpdateArticlePrice UAP WHERE UA.SupplierArticleGUID=UAP.SupplierArticleGUID AND UA.SupplierGUID=@SupplierGUID
AND UA.UnitPrimeCost NOT IN
(Select * WHERE UA.SupplierArticleNumber AND UAP.LotSize IN (SELECT SupplierArticleNumber AND LotSize FROM ActiveArticle AA, ActiveArticlePrice AAP WHERE AA.SupplierArticleGUID=AAP.SupplierArticleGUID) )
I would really appreciate any info on how I should be going about this problem! Thanks, PP
Does anyone have any ideas on how I can superscript a price field in a RS 2000 Report? I need the cents to be superscripted and underlined. I didn't want to use two text fields if possible. Is it possible do do something like this <sup>$</sup>99<u><sup>99</u></sup> ?
Hello all, I have an interesting question about calculating a price in my database for a quantity entered. I have a join table that I store ProductID, SizeID, Quantity and Price. The price for a particular product changes based most often on the quantity ordered. For example, if you order one unit of a widget the price is 10.00, however if you order one dozen units of the same widget the price drop to 9.75 and so on.
Here is a sample of my table....columns are in the order I specified above.
So depending on if my widget is available in certain sizes, the second column, then each product has an price for the size id and quantity at which the price break occurs.
I use this stored procedure to return the price or price range based on the input parameters entered.
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.sp_GetPrice @ProductID INT, @QuantityID INT = NULL, @SizeID INT = NULL AS BEGIN SET NOCOUNT ON IF @QuantityID IS NOT NULL AND @SizeID IS NULL -- WE ARE L0OKING FOR A SPECIFIC PRICE BUT DO NOT HAVE A SIZE SPECIFIED SELECT DISTINCT Price AS 'Price' FROM join_ProductSizeQuantityPrice WHERE ProductID = @ProductID AND Quantity = @QuantityID
IF @QuantityID IS NOT NULL AND @SizeID IS NOT NULL -- WE WANT THE EXACT PRICE FOR THE SIZE AND QUANTITY SPECIFIED SELECT Price AS 'Price' FROM join_ProductSizeQuantityPrice WHERE ProductID = @ProductID AND SizeID = @SizeID AND Quantity = @QuantityID IF @SizeID IS NULL AND @QuantityID IS NULL SELECT MIN(Price) AS 'Price Range' -- WE ARE LOOKING FOR A PRICE RANGE FROM join_ProductSizeQuantityPrice WHERE ProductID = @ProductID UNION ALL SELECT MAX(Price) FROM join_ProductSizeQuantityPrice WHERE ProductId = @ProductID
END GO
So everything works great, however, when a user orders an quantity amount like 7, 13, 26 - which is not part of the table - I want to give them the discount available to them for the price break appropriate.
For example if a customer orders 16 widgets of size 2 the price break threshold they have crossed is one dozen, however they have not yet reached the next one which is two dozen. Therefore I want to offer the price associated with one dozen widgets of size id which is: $9.75. Once I have this a simple calculation of this price * 16 units would give me a total but my question is, how do I elegantly design this quantity / right price per unit calculation?
SQL 2000 pricing and licensing is quite confusing, and even more pain including the upgrading pricing from sql6.5/sql7.0.
I got very clear Windows2000 pricing and upgrading from one Microsoft web address. But just could not find a ONE Microsoft web sit explicitely describe the $ pricing for each of SQL2000 edition (per processor vs. CAL..., including upgrading from SQL 6.5, SQL 7.0). May be I missed that site?
I have a little problem that I just haven't been able to solve. I don't think it is very difficult but I can't seem to make it work. Here's the scenario:
I have a database with the following values: Model Make Price DA1100 GTN$88.00 DA1100 GTN $100.00 DA1000 GBN$110.00 DA668 GTN$100.00 DA880 GTN$200.00
In this case DA1100 is listed twice with 2 different prices. I only want to display the one with the lowest price. So the result I want is: Model Make Price DA1100 GTN$88.00 DA1000 GBN$110.00 DA668 GTN$100.00 DA880 GTN$200.00
I have a table with multiple products from different suppliers. there will duplicate products in my db as Supplier A may stock the same product as Supplier B. I have a business rule that only one unique product can be online at one time and as such I want the cheapest product from the 2 Suppliers to be displayed where there is a match.
I have been trying a Group By clause and also a partition by but my problem is returning the primary key for the winning row (minimum price).
How can I return the productcode in the above query for the row with the cheapest price? If I try MIN(productcode) or MAX(productcode) it will not always return the product code associated to the min price.
should I set to "0" as a default value on a quantity and a price fieldor set to "null"?if a user enter nothing on the quantity or price field on a webbrowser, should I treat it as null or "0"? I am so confused about thisconcept. please advise me. thank you.
Pricing is a little confusing at my work. My works database from the point of sale has multiple places for price to be. Right now the tables in question are in a SQL database. I am trying to create a user defined function so I can get a list of prices for specific items and for the customer logged into the web page. The tables look like this:Inventory: ItemID, ItemCompany, Description, ListPrice, PublicPriceContractID: ContractNum, ItemID, ItemCompany, MinQty, ContractPriceCustomer: CustomerNumber, CustomerDepartment, Contract1 – Contract4ContractNum ‘99’ is a global contract to all customers. I was able to get the price for this generic contract price, but not for contracts customer may have. Here is what I have so far (with an example item already being pulled up). I am at a loss on how to get the customers contract price with the same function. SELECT Inventory.ItemNumber, Inventory.Company, Inventory.Description, Contracts.Quantity AS MinContractQty, COALESCE (Contracts.ContractPrice, Inventory.WhlCatalogPrice) AS Price, Inventory.WhlCatalogPrice AS ListPriceFROM Inventory LEFT OUTER JOIN Contracts ON Inventory.ItemNumber = Contracts.ItemNumber AND Inventory.Company = Contracts.Company AND '99' = Contracts.ContractNumberWHERE (Inventory.ItemNumber = N'444') AND (Inventory.Company = N'035')
Hi,We are discussing possible implementation for sql2005 database(s). This database will serve one web portal. Part of data will get into it by hand, and part will be replicated from internal system.Some of us are for creating two separate databases, since there are two separate datasources. One, automatic, will change very little over time and requires almost no maintenance. Other datasource will be manual input. Tables and procedures related to this part will change over time.Some of us are for creating single database, since it will serve one web site. More important this group is concerned about performance issues since almost every select will require join between tables that would be stored in two separate databases. Do these issues exist? Can you share some insights, comments, links about this?
I need to find the last purchase price for each product. If I run the following code, I correctly get 1 result for each productID and the last purchase order number.
SELECT pod.article as ProductID,max(pod.order_ID) as LastOrderfrom apodetail podgroup by pod.articleorder by pod.article
Now I need to add in the price for that product on that orderID. I've tried the following self join query, tried it without the join, and tried adding DISTINCT, but they all return more than 1 row per ProductID.
SELECT pod.article as ProductID,max(pod.order_ID) as LastOrder,pod2.rev_price as UnitPricefrom apodetail podjoinapodetail pod2on (pod2.order_ID = pod.order_id)group by pod.article,pod2.rev_priceorder by pod.article
How can I get it to simply add the price to the first query?
I've got a price in euro as a string, which I can easily cast to a numeric SSIS data type e.g. R4, R8, DECIMAL, NUMERIC. And I've got the dollar/euro exchange rate stored in an SSIS variable of type DOUBLE, set to 1.28 for testing purposes. I want to multiply the two values and return the (dollar) result, rounded (not truncated) to 2 decimal places, as a string.
Here are some experiments I did in an SSIS expression editor:
(DT_WSTR, 10) (1.28 * 31.10) evaluates to "39.8080"
(DT_WSTR, 10) (1.28 * (DT_R8) "31.10") evaluates to "39.808"
(DT_WSTR, 10) (1.28 * (DT_DECIMAL, 0) "31.10") evaluates to "39.68"
(DT_WSTR, 10) (1.28 * (DT_DECIMAL, 1) "31.10") evaluates to "39.808"
(DT_WSTR, 10) (1.28 * (DT_DECIMAL, 2) "31.10") evaluates to "39.8080"
(DT_WSTR, 10) (1.28 * (DT_DECIMAL, 3) "31.10") evaluates to "39.80800"
Of course, what I really want is "39.81", so I went on:
what is the recommended data type i should use if i want to have a price field that can include "TBA". i can't use smallmoney i suppose, so i should use VARCHAR then validate the String with Visual Studio?
Why SQL Server 2000 Enterprice Edition price is so much higher than Standard Edition. I saw the SQL Server 2000 Editions Comparison and i did't find any good reasons.
I'm developing and sql 2008 view that shows me the last month of sales of every customer and every item sold, the problem is that I need group by customer with the higher Sale Price of every item of the customer, example:
1.If We sold the same item to one customer then it must show just the higher sale price of every item
2.If the same item was sold to the same customer at the same price then it must show just the last sold date record of that item
SELECT TOP (100) PERCENT OrderDate, DebtorNr, DebtorName, ItemCode, Description, Qty, CostPrice, SalePrice FROM dbo.VK_SALE_ORDERS WHERE (OrderDate >= DATEADD(MM, - 1, GETDATE())) ORDER BY DebtorNr, ItemCode
