SQL Server 2014 :: Get Product Config With Lowest Price
Feb 16, 2015
I Have 3 Tables
How to Get This Result :
ProductId - ProductConfigId (With Min Price) -MinPrice - HasGift
1 > 3 > 70 > 1
2 > 4 > 700 > 1
3 > 7 > 820 > 0
5 > 9 > 55 > 1
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CREATE TABLE [dbo].[TBL_Product](
[ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[ProductName] [varchar](100) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[TBL_ProductConfig](
[Id] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[Code] .......
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I have to add the unit price on the order acknowledgement for products on our shelf.
Each product has different price breaks stored in a table called MaterialUnitCost.
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I sell 1 pcs @ $20
50 pcs @$15
200 pcs @$10.
My order acknowledgement should pull a unit price of $10, but it pulls $20 instead, because in my select statement I have
select materialunitcost.unitcost.
I thought I should do a loop or use the row_number function, but I am new to SQL, and I never used any of these two.
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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
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I need to find the last purchase price for each product. Â If I run the following code, I correctly get 1 result for each productID and the last purchase order number.
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Now I need to add in the price for that product on that orderID. Â 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.
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I have a robust query that returns a dataset and the data is good, however some of the records contain the exact same data with the exception of the 'Price' field. I want to combine the records that are identical and SUM the values in the 'Price' field. My query and example return dataset is below.
Query:
--------
select distinct
'On-Demand' as 'Business Line',
o.OrderID as 'Order #',
isnull(d.DisplayCode,'UNK') as Hub,
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[Code] ....
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this query returns the values i want in the table.
select a.quantity * b.price
from tblCustomerPurchases as a
join tblProduct as b
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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 use Microsoft SQL 2008
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I am using the code below to get all the children of a particular product and it is working fine. How to get the particular product's id in the select statement. for example, i need to show 891 in a separate column for all the records returned by the query below.
DECLARE @Hierarchy TABLE (Product_Id INT, Parent_Product_Id INT)
INSERT INTO @Hierarchy VALUES (123, 234)
INSERT INTO @Hierarchy VALUES (234, 456)
INSERT INTO @Hierarchy VALUES (456, 678)
INSERT INTO @Hierarchy VALUES (678, 891)
INSERT INTO @Hierarchy VALUES (891, NULL)
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I have following input:
CREATE TABLE #tree
(
Childid varchar(20),
Parentid varchar(20)
)
INSERT INTO #tree
(Childid,ParentId)
SELECT '123' , null UNION ALL
SELECT '456' , '123' UNION ALL
SELECT '789' , '456' UNION ALL
SELECT '870' , '456' UNION ALL
SELECT '985' , '870';
Input:
Child IDParent ID
123 NULL
456 123
789 456
870 456
985 870
I am trying to populate lowest level child with path and depth...Output should be:
Child IDParent IDLast ChildPath Depth
123 NULL 789/123 1
456 123 789/123/456 2
789 456 789/123/456/789 3
123 NULL 985 /123 1
456 123 985/123/456 2
870 456 985/123/456/870 3
985 870 985/123/456/870/9854
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SELECT *
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, MB.TOTAL_AMOUNT AS Encashment_Value
, WH.TOT_COMMISSION AS Top-Up_Commission
FROM: I select from lot of table, as specified from my select statement
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AppId PolicyId Date_Of_DisIn Original_Inv Encashment_Value Top-Up_Commision ???
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003 The Adam€™s A
004 The Grant€™s A
TableResidents
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3 001 3 Rachel Smith F
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002 The Jone€™s A Mike Jones M
003 The Adam€™s A Erik Adams M
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