I have one query with 3 statments in it, which then creates a table called HCSReturnFile. My problem is that I have an order by in my query, but when I go to create a table that puts all 2 statements into 1, it does not do the order by. What am I doing wrong? Below is my Query.
USE [Impact_PROD]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[p_GenerateHCSReturnFileUPDATE] Script Date: 01/18/2008 14:20:59 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
-- =============================================
-- Author:Wendy & Mike
-- Create date: 11/08/2007
---Create Date to Production - 12-06-2007
-- Description:This was a touch one.
---This report drop both Queries into a tabled called HCSRetrunFile
-- =============================================
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[p_GenerateHCSReturnFileUPDATE]
AS
BEGIN
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;
IF OBJECT_ID('IMPACT_PROD..HCSReturnFile') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE HCSReturnFile
INSERT INTO [IMPACT_PROD].[dbo].[HCSReturnFile]
([EventNumber]
,[ClaimNumber1]
,[Resolution]
,[Resolution2]
,[ProviderType]
,[Negotiation]
,[NEGOYESORNO]
,[ProviderID]
,[HCSAuthorizationID]
,[PROLASTNAME]
,[proFirstName]
,[ProOffice]
,[TOTALBILLEDAMT]
,[SAVINGS]
,[OONNEGO]
,[CLM_ATT1]
,[CLM_ATT2]
,[CLM_ATT3]
,[CLM_ATT4]
,[CLM_ATT5]
,[NoteData])
SELECT Distinct
--n.note_sys,
--c.CLM_id1 AS 'ClaimNumber',
e.EVE_id1 AS 'EventNumber',
ClaimNumber1 = '',
--e.EVE_clm As 'EventEventTable',
--c.CLM_elrc AS 'EventClaimTable',
e.eve_resl1 as 'Resolution',
p.EVEP_RESL1 as 'Resolution2',
p.evep_reas as 'ProviderType',
p.evep_nego as 'Negotiation',
--e.EVE_STAT AS 'STATUS',
e.EVE_SW01 AS 'NEGOYESORNO',
ProviderID = '',
e.EVE_EXNO AS 'HCSAuthorizationID',
--p.EVEP_LNAME AS 'PROVIDERLASTNAME',
--p.EVEP_FNAME AS 'PROVIDERFIRSTNAME',
p.EVEP_LNAME AS PROLASTNAME,
p.evep_fname AS proFirstName,
p.evep_offic AS ProOffice,
--c.CLM_EDID AS 'LOCKDATE',
TOTALBILLEDAMT = '',
SAVINGS = '',
OONNEGO = '',
c.CLM_ATT1,
c.CLM_ATT2,
c.CLM_ATT3,
c.CLM_ATT4,
c.CLM_ATT5,
n.NoteData
FROM dbo.EVE e
RIGHT JOIN dbo.clm c
ON e.EVE_id1 = c.clm_id1
RIGHT JOIN dbo.EVEP p
ON e.eve_id1 = p.EVEP_id1
JOIN dbo.notes2 n
ON n.eve_id1 = e.EVE_id1
--JOIN evep p2
--ON p.evep_id1 = p2.evep_id1
Where
e.eve_resl1 = 'CL'and
p.EVEP_RESL1 <> 'NG' and
p.evep_reas <>'FA'--and ---means closes Events
--p2.evep_nego = 'Y' and
--((LTRIM(p.evep_id2) <> '0002' AND p.evep_id2 <> '0001' AND p2.evep_id2 <> '0001') OR (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM evep WhERE evep_id1 = p.evep_id1) = 1)
--e.EVE_STAT = 'CL'and
--e.EVE_id1 IN ('00101965','00102080','00102084','00101962','00101963') --and
SELECT Distinct
--n.note_sys,
--c.CLM_id1 AS 'ClaimNumber',
e.EVE_id1 AS 'EventNumber',
ClaimNumber1 = '',
--e.EVE_clm As 'EventEventTable',
--c.CLM_elrc AS 'EventClaimTable',
e.eve_resl1 as 'Resolution',
p.EVEP_RESL1 as 'Resolution2',
p.evep_reas as 'ProviderType',
p.evep_nego as 'Negotiation',
--e.EVE_STAT AS 'STATUS',
e.EVE_SW01 AS 'NEGOYESORNO',
ProviderID = '',
e.EVE_EXNO AS 'HCSAuthorizationID',
--p.EVEP_LNAME AS 'PROVIDERLASTNAME',
--p.EVEP_FNAME AS 'PROVIDERFIRSTNAME',
p.EVEP_LNAME AS PROLASTNAME,
p.evep_fname AS proFirstName,
p.evep_offic AS ProOffice,
--c.CLM_EDID AS 'LOCKDATE',
TOTALBILLEDAMT = '',
SAVINGS = '',
OONNEGO = '',
c.CLM_ATT1,
c.CLM_ATT2,
c.CLM_ATT3,
c.CLM_ATT4,
c.CLM_ATT5,
n.NoteData
FROM dbo.EVE e
RIGHT JOIN dbo.clm c
ON e.EVE_id1 = c.clm_id1
RIGHT JOIN dbo.EVEP p
ON e.eve_id1 = p.EVEP_id1
JOIN dbo.notes2 n
ON n.eve_id1 = e.EVE_id1
--JOIN evep p2
--ON p.evep_id1 = p2.evep_id1
Where
((e.eve_resl1 = '' and p.evep_reas = 'HO')or (e.eve_resl1 = '' and p.evep_reas = 'PH') or (e.eve_resl1 = '' and p.evep_reas = 'AN'))
Order by e.eve_resl1,p.EVEP_RESL1
--and ---means Open Events will not have claims attached to them. we just need the fields in this report.
--p2.evep_nego = 'Y' and
--((LTRIM(p.evep_id2) <> '0002' AND p2.evep_id2 <> '0001') OR (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM evep WhERE evep_id1 = p.evep_id1) = 1)
INSERT INTO [IMPACT_PROD].[dbo].[HCSReturnFile]
([EventNumber]
,[ClaimNumber1]
,[Resolution]
,[Resolution2]
,[ProviderType]
,[Negotiation]
,[NEGOYESORNO]
,[ProviderID]
,[HCSAuthorizationID]
,[PROLASTNAME]
,[proFirstName]
,[ProOffice]
,[TOTALBILLEDAMT]
,[SAVINGS]
,[OONNEGO]
,[CLM_ATT1]
,[CLM_ATT2]
,[CLM_ATT3]
,[CLM_ATT4]
,[CLM_ATT5]
,[NoteData])
SELECT Distinct
c.CLM_elrc AS 'EventNumber',
CASE c.clm_ips
WHEN 'C' THEN c.clm_pclm
ELSE c.clm_id1
END as "claimnumber1", --ClmClaims."CLAIMNUMBER",
--c.CLM_PCLM as "CLAIMNUMBER",
--n.note_sys,
--c.clm_id1,
--e.EVE_clm As 'EventEventTable',
e.eve_resl1 as 'Resolution',
p.EVEP_RESL1 as 'Resolution2',
p.evep_reas as 'ProviderType',
p.evep_nego as 'Negotiation',
--e.EVE_STAT AS 'STATUS',
e.EVE_SW01 AS 'NEGOYESORNO',
c.CLM_5 AS 'ProviderID',
e.EVE_EXNO AS 'HCSAuthorizationID',
--p.EVEP_LNAME AS 'PROVIDERLASTNAME',
--p.EVEP_FNAME AS 'PROVIDERFIRSTNAME',
--p.EVEP_OFFIC AS 'PROVIDEROFFICE',
p.evep_lname AS ProLastName,
p.evep_fname AS proFirstName,
p.evep_offic AS ProOffice,
c.CLM_MCHG AS 'TOTALBILLEDAMT',
c.CLM_SPPO AS 'SAVINGS',
c.CLM_55d AS 'OONNEGO',
c.CLM_ATT1,
c.CLM_ATT2,
c.CLM_ATT3,
c.CLM_ATT4,
c.CLM_ATT5,
n.NoteData
FROM dbo.EVE e
Right Join dbo.clm c
ON e.EVE_id1 = c.clm_elrc
Right join dbo.EVEP p
ON e.eve_id1 = p.EVEP_id1
--JOIN evep p2
--ON p.evep_id1 = p2.evep_id1
JOIN dbo.notes2 n
ON n.eve_id1 = e.EVE_id1
Where
p.EVEP_RESL1 = 'NG'and
clm_adjto = '' ---"NG"This report is going to be changed to the negoitated report the field is going to be "NG"
--e.eve_resl1 = 'NG'and
--p2.evep_nego = 'Y' and
--((LTRIM(p.evep_id2) <> '0002' AND p.evep_id2 <> '0001'AND p2.evep_id2 <> '0001') OR (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM evep WhERE evep_id1 = p.evep_id1) = 1)
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