SQL Server 2008 :: Queries To Simulate INTERSECT And EXCEPT But With Records In Same Table

Jun 4, 2015

Here's the scenario. I have a table (let's call it MyTable) that consists of four fields: Id, Source, FirstField, and SecondField, where Source only takes one of two values: Source1 and Source2.

The records in this table look as follows:

I need to return, using 3 different T-SQL queries:

1) Products that exist only in Source2 (in red above)

2) Products that exist only in Source1 (in green above)

3) Products that exist both in Source1 and Source2 (in black above)

For 1) so far I've been doing something along the lines of

SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source1 AND FirstField NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT(FirstField) FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source2)

Not being a T-SQL expert myself, I'm wondering if this is the right or more efficient way to go. I have read about INTERSECT and EXCEPT, but I am a little unclear if they could be applied in this case out of the box.

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Transact SQL :: Queries To Simulate INTERSECT And EXCEPT But With Records In Same Table

Jun 5, 2015

I have a table (let's call it MyTable) that consists of four fields:

Id, Source, FirstField, and
SecondField, where Source only takes one of two values:
Source1 and Source2.
The records in this table look as follows:

Id
Source
FirstField
Secondfield

1
Source1
Product 3 name
Product 3 description

[code]...

I need to return, using 3 different T-SQL queries:

1) Products that exist only in Source2 (in red above)
2) Products that exist only in Source1 (in green above)
3) Products that exist both in Source1 and Source2 (in black above)

For 1) so far I've been doing something along the lines of SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source1 AND FirstField NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT (FirstField) FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source2)

I have read about INTERSECT and EXCEPT, but I am a little unclear if they could be applied in this case out of the box.

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For example:

I load ODS table with the data from a file in SSIS. the file has CustomerID and other columns.

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create table studentmarks
(
id int,
name varchar(20),
marks int
)
Insert into dbo.studentmarks values(1,'sha',20);

[Code] ....

How to write a sql query to get the below output

studentname totalmarks

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hu 120

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I have a query needs to look for 5 records data in a table. Basically i need to hardcode. Below is my query which didn't work out.

select BF_ORGN_CD, BF_BDOB_CD, BF_TM_PERD_CD,data
from BF_DATA
WHERE (BF_ORGN_CD,BF_BDOB_CD,BF_TM_PERD_CD) in ***** i guess this is the wrong query****
('A1', 'B1', 'C1')
('A2', 'B2', 'C2')
('A3', 'B3', 'C3')
('A4', 'B4', 'C4')
('A5', 'B5', 'C5')

but if i use the query below it will generate more records than these 5 records

select BF_ORGN_CD, BF_BDOB_CD, BF_TM_PERD_CD,data
from BF_DATA
WHERE (BF_ORGN_CD) in ('A1', 'A2', 'A3', 'A4', 'A5')
and (BF_BDOB_CD) in ('B1', 'B2', 'B3', 'B4', 'B5')
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USE [Live_build]
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
BEGIN
DELETE
FROM @ZIPLIST
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I'm trying to avoid a large amount of manual data manipulation.

Here's the background: Legacy system that has (well let's call apples apples) pretty much no method of enforcing data integrity, which has caused a fairly decent amount of garbage data to be inserted in some tables. Pulling one of the [Individuals] table from within this Legacy system and inserting it into a production system, into the Table schema currently in place to track [Individuals] in this Production system.

Problem: Inserting the information is easy, how to deduplicate the records that exist within the staging table that the legacy [Individuals] table has been dumped into in production, prior to insertion. (Wanting to do this programmatically with SQL or SSIS preferably, so that I can alter it later to allow for updating existing/inserting new)

Staging Table Schema:

;
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[stage_Individuals](
[SysID] [int] NULL, --Unique, though it's not an index intended to identify the [Individuals]
[JJISID] [nvarchar](10) NULL,
[NameLast] [nvarchar](30) NULL,
[NameFirst] [nvarchar](30) NULL,
[NameMiddle] [nvarchar](30) NULL,

[code]....

Scenario: There are records that duplicate the JJISID, though this value is supposed to be unique for every individual. The SYSID is just a Clustered Index (I'm assuming) within the Legacy system and will be most likely dropped when inserted into the Production [Inviduals] table. There are records that are missing their JJISID, though this isn't supposed to happen either, but have valid information within SSN/DOB/Name/etc that can be merged into the correct record that has a JJISID assigned. There is really no data conformity, some records have NULLS for everything except JJISID, or some records will have all the [Individuals] information excluding the JJISID.

Currently I am running the following SQL just to get a list of the records that have a duplicate JJISID (I have other's that partition by Name/DOB/etc and will adapt whatever I come up with to be used for those as well):

;
select j.*
from (select ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY JJISID ORDER BY JJISID) as RowNum, stage_Individuals.*, COUNT(*) OVER (partition by jjisid) as cnt from stage_Individuals) as j
where cnt > 1 and j.JJISID is not nullNow, with SQL Server 2012 or later I could use LAG and LEAD w/ the RowNum value to do my data manipulation...but that won't work because we are on SQL Server 2008 in this environment.

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With, the following as a potential solution:

GSquared (3/16/2010)Here's a query that seems to do what you need. Try it, let me know if it works.

Performance on it will be a problem, but I can't fine tune that. You'll need to look at various method for getting this kind of data from the table and work out which variation will be best for your data. Without access to the actual table, I can't do that.

;
WITH CTE
AS (SELECT master_id,
MIN(ID) AS first_id,
MAX(Account_Expiry) AS latest_expiry
FROM #People
GROUP BY master_id)
SELECT P1.master_id,

[code].....

Unfortunately, I don't think that will accomplish what I'm looking for - I have some records that are duplicated 6 times, and I'm wanting to keep the values within these that aren't NULL.

Basically what I'm looking for, is to update any column with a NULL value to the corresponding Duplicate [Individuals] record value for that column.

**EDIT - Example, Record 1 has a JJISID with NULL NameFirst & NameLast BUT Record 2 has the same JJISID and values for NameFirst & NameLast. I'm wanting to propogate the NameFirst & NameLast from Record2 into Record1

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declare @table table (
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)
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[code]....

This case ParentID - Child 1 ,1 & 2,2 and 3,3 records are called as parent where as null , 1 is child whoose parent is 1 similarly null,2 records are child whoose parent is 2 , .....

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--Final output should be

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33 1.12
null3 56.7
null3 43.6
11 1.2
null1 4.8
null1 4.6
22 1.8
null1 1.4

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