Oct 14, 2015
I have the following table
Table Name EmployeeInformation
EmployeeID EmployeeFirstName EmployeeLastName
1 |John |Baker
2 |Carl |Lennon
3 |Marion |Herbert
Table Name PeriodInformation
PeriodID PeriodStart PeriodEnd
1 |1/1/14 |12/30/14
2 |1/1/15 |12/30/15
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I want a query to join all this tables based on EmployeeID, PeriodID and LeaveTypeID sum of LeaveEntitlement.LeaveEntitlementDaysNumber based on LeaveTypeID AS EntitleAnnaul and AS EntitleSick and sum AssignedLeave.AssignedLeaveDaysNumber based on LeaveTypeID AS AssignedAnnaul and AS AssignedSick and subtract EntitleAnnaul from AssignedAnnual based on LeaveTypeID AS AnnualBalance and subtract EntitleSick from AssignedSick based on LeaveTypeID AS SickBalance
and the table should be shown as below after executing the query
EmployeeID, EmployeeFirstName, EmployeeLastName, PeriodID, PeriodStart, PeriodEnd, EntitleAnnual, AssignedAnnual, AnnualBalance, EntitleSick, AssignedSick, SickBalance
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Oct 16, 2015
I'm trying to do the following:
update a tables value(a single column), based on a query of another database, using a common column.
Here's what I've cooked up so far:
Declare @trackingNo nvarchar (50)
Set @trackingNo =
(
select tracking_no from P21_Shipping.dbo.shipping_data t1
inner join P21.dbo.oe_hdr t2 on t1.order_no = t2.order_no
[Code] ...
print @trackingNoThe error it's returning is:
Msg 512, Level 16, State 1, Line 3
Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, !=, <, <= , >, >= or when the subquery is used as an expression.
So, I'm wanting to query Shipping_data for order_No that matches the same orderNo column value in P21 Database(oe_hdr table), then update P21 oe_hdr table with "trackingNo from Shipping_data
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Jun 21, 2006
Hi all,A (possibly dumb) question, but I've had no luck finding a definitiveanswer to it. Suppose I have two tables, Employees and Employers, whichboth have a column named "Id":Employees-Id-FirstName-LastName-SSNetc.Employers-Id-Name-Addressetc.and now I perform the following join:SELECT Employees.*, Employers.*FROM Employees LEFT JOIN Employers ON (Employees.Id=Employers.Id)The result-set will contain two "Id" columns, so SQL Server willdisambiguate them; one column will still be called "Id", while theother will be called "Id1." My question is, how are you supposed toknow which "Id" column belongs to which table? My intuition tells me,and limited testing seems to indicate, that it depends on the order inwhich the table names show up in the query, so that in the aboveexample, "Id" would refer to Employees.Id, while "Id1" would refer toEmployers.Id. Is this order guaranteed?Also, why does SQL Server use such a IMO brain-damaged technique tohandle column name conflicts? In MS Access, it's much morestraightforward; after executing the above query, you can use"Employees.Id" and "Employers.Id" (and more generally,"TableNameOrTableAlias.ColumnName") to refer to the specific "Id"column you want, instead of "Id" and "Id1" -- the"just-tack-on-a-number" strategy is slightly annoying when dealing withcomplex queries.--Mike S
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Jun 4, 2007
Hi, all experts here,
Thank you very much for your kind attention.
I am confused on key column of case table and key time column of nested table by using Time Series algorithm.
In my case, the case table structure is as below:
Territory key text (the ID is actually dimrisk_key, in this case, I use the name column binding to combine the Territory column of case table Dimrisks),
While the nested table structure is as below:
Cal_month key time (in this case, actually the ID is dimdate_key, again, I used name column bining property to bind the Cal_month to the ID)
So my question is, as the key column of case table has been set to be Territory, as a result, does the model training still cover all the cases (rows) based on the ID of the table?
Also, in the nested table, as the key time column has been set to Cal_month rather than Dimdate_key of the nested table, as a result, would the single series based on the cal_month?
Hope it is clear for your advices and help.
And I am looking forward to hearing from you shortly.
With best regards,
Yours sincerely,
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Jan 11, 2008
Hi!
I have a "little" problem with nested case model:
-- "normal" database:
DROP TABLE [unitInfo] ;
GO
CREATE TABLE unitInfo (
unitID INT PRIMARY KEY
, beginDate SMALLDATETIME
, area VARCHAR(10)
, partSize INT
, y2predict MONEY
) ;
go
INSERT INTO unitInfo
VALUES (1, '2007-02-01', 'home', 42, 10.0) ;
INSERT INTO unitInfo
VALUES (2, '2007-03-05', 'home', 43, 11.0) ;
INSERT INTO unitInfo
VALUES (3, '2007-02-02', 'office', 11, 11.4) ;
INSERT INTO unitInfo
VALUES (4, '2007-02-01', 'office', 10, 33.6) ;
INSERT INTO unitInfo
VALUES (5, '2007-02-01', 'office', 42, 44.1) ;
CREATE TABLE unitLog (
id INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
PRIMARY KEY
, logtime SMALLDATETIME
, -- combination of logtime/unitID is unique
unitID INT
, -- "FK" on unitInfo
m1 FLOAT
, m2 FLOAT
)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-01', 1, 43.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-01', 2, 43.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-01', 3, 63.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-02', 4, 432.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-02', 1, 43.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-03', 1, 423.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-04', 1, 432.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-05', 2, 43.0, 441.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-06', 2, 43.0, 4.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-06', 3, 43.0, 4.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-07', 1, 4.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-08', 1, 3.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-08', 1, 43.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-08', 1, 43.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-09', 2, 143.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-10', 3, 143.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-11', 4, 43.0, 144.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-11', 5, 43.0, 144.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-12', 2, 43.0, 144.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-13', 4, 413.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-14', 4, 43.0, 414.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-14', 1, 43.0, 44.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-20', 1, 43.0, 414.0)
INSERT INTO [unitLog]
VALUES ('2007-01-22', 1, 43.0, 414.0)
-- SSAS:
CREATE MINING STRUCTURE NestedStructure
( unitID LONG KEY, beginDate DATE CONTINUOUS, area TEXT DISCRETE
, partSize LONG CONTINUOUS, y2predict DOUBLE CONTINUOUS
, logdata table ( [id] LONG KEY, unitID LONG CONTINUOUS
, m1 DOUBLE CONTINUOUS, m2 DOUBLE CONTINUOUS
)
)
ALTER MINING STRUCTURE NestedStructure
ADD MINING MODEL nestedModel ( unitID , beginDate REGRESSOR, area , partSize REGRESSOR
,y2predict REGRESSOR PREDICT_ONLY
, logdata ([id] , unitID
, m1, m2
)
) USING Microsoft_Decision_Trees
/* version 1*/
insert into NestedStructure ( unitID, beginDate, area, partSize, y2predict
, logdata(skip,unitID, m1, m2))
openrowset('sqloledb', Server=myserver;Trusted_Connection=yes;,
'Shape {select * FROM mydb.dbo.unitInfo }
Append ( { select id, unitID, m1, m2 from mydb.dbo.unitLog }
Relate unitID to unitID ) as logdata ')
Parsing the query ...
OLE DB error: OLE DB or ODBC error: Syntax error or access violation; 42000.
Parsing complete
Where is the error?
/*version 2*/
CREATE MINING STRUCTURE NestedStructure1
( unitID LONG KEY, beginDate DATE CONTINUOUS, area TEXT DISCRETE
, partSize LONG CONTINUOUS, y2predict DOUBLE CONTINUOUS
, logdata table ( [id] LONG KEY, unitID LONG CONTINUOUS
, m1 DOUBLE CONTINUOUS, m2 DOUBLE CONTINUOUS
)
)
ALTER MINING STRUCTURE NestedStructure1
ADD MINING MODEL nestedModel1 ( unitID , beginDate REGRESSOR, area , partSize REGRESSOR
,y2predict REGRESSOR PREDICT_ONLY
, logdata ([id] , unitID
, m1, m2
)
) USING Microsoft_Decision_Trees
insert into mining structure NestedStructure1 ( unitID, beginDate, area, partSize, y2predict
, logdata(skip,unitID, m1, m2))
Shape {openquery(dsnDB,'select * FROM mydb.dbo.unitInfo') }
Append ( { openquery(dsnDB,'select id, unitID, m1, m2 from mydb.dbo.unitLog') }
Relate unitID to unitID ) as logdata
Parsing the query ...
Error (Data mining):
INSERT INTO error: The '[logdata].[id]' nested table key column is not bound to an input rowset column.
Parsing complete
Remark that combination logtime/unitID is the natural key in unitLog.
"ID" is the surrugate key.
What is wrong here...?
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