Transact SQL :: Query That Returns Material (items) That Are Used In Event On Certain Day - RIGHT JOIN
Nov 29, 2015
I have a query that returns material(items) that are used in an event on a certain day.
SELECT C.categoryName, count(I.itemID) AS InMission
from items as I
RIGHT JOIN Categories AS C on I.categoryID = C.categoryID
INNER JOIN LinkMissionItem as LM on I.itemID = LM.itemID
INNER JOIN Missions as M on LM.missionID = M.MissionID
where '2015/12/19' BETWEEN M.freightLeave and M.freightReturn AND isReturned = 0
GROUP BY C.categoryName, C.categoryID
ORDER BY C.categoryID
There are a total of 20 categories and I would like all the categories listed in the result even though there are no items booked in a mission. At the moment, I can only get the categories that have items in that category booked in a mission. I hoped that the RIGHT JOIN on the categories table would do the trick but it doesn't.
I have a query that based 2 tables. I wrote a query with a left join on the base table but the result set returns multiple rows for each occurrence in the second table because of the left join. I want but to return all records from on table A and only matching records from table B which id but I would wan tit to keep return them vertically as the because it make it difficult to read when put in a spreadsheet. It want it to return the values horizontally so the rows are not increasing for each occurrence on table b.
I am facing a problem that following query give me different result whenever I execute the query, it returns me same number of records but not all the rows are same everytime it is executed.
Select[Field1] From ( SelectRow_number() Over(Partition By [Field2], [Field3] Order By [Field2], [Field3], [Field4] Desc) ID, * From[dbo].[Table1] ) A WhereID > 1 OrderBy [Field1]
Those highlighted in yellow colours are duplicate records, I need to remove one of them.
This is my syntax, and if I print the value that is stored in each variable @goodtries = 120 @badtries = 25 but when I run the syntax below it gives me 0.00
Declare @goodtries as int, @badtries as int select @goodtries = convert(decimal(18,4),count(userID)) from table1 WHERE logintype IN ('Valid', 'Success') select @badtries = convert(decimal(18,4),count(userID))
I have a query that returns the data about test cases. Â Each test case can have multiple bugs associated to it. Â I would like a query that only returns the test cases that have all their associated bugs status = closed.For instance here is a sample of my data
TestCaseID TestCaseDescription  BugID BugStatus 1         TestCase1            1    Closed 2         TestCase1            2    Open 3         TestCase2            11   Closed 4         TestCase2            12   Closed 5         TestCase2            13   Closed
How can I limit this to only return TestCase2 data since all of that test case's bugs have a status of closed.
I have 2 tables each containing a material type. Table 1 contains material from their 3D application. Table 2 contains material with specific values that is not ours and we cannot rename or edit the data. I need a type of junction or mapping table that can connect the user material to the preset material. for example:
User Material = Wood-MDF Preset Material = MDF Panel
I figured that i would make this table with 3 fields (ID, UserMaterialID, PresetMaterialID).How would i then construct a query view / Stored procedure that would return the Preset data values based on the user material id?
I am generally a C programmer and have little experience with DB programming, so I apologize right from the start.
I have a table that allows a registration item with a verification item that will be NULL when the item is created. What I wish to do is delete these if the verification item is still NULL after a specified time (say 24 to 48 hours).
I would prefer to do this with some sort of trigger in one of two ways and any suggestions are much appreciated. 1. Have a stored procedure or function (not sure which is best to utilize) that runs every 2 days which checks the table for the NULL values and deletes any older than 48 hours. 2. Create a stored procedure or function when the registration is made that will check if the verification is still NULL for that particular record 24 hours later. I would think the first would be the simplest, but am not certain.
Again, forgive my inexperience with DB programming and again I appreciate any advice given.
Why does this right join return the same results as using a left (or even a full join)?There are 470 records in Account, and there are 1611 records in Contact. But any join returns 793 records.
select Contact.firstname, Contact.lastname, Account.[Account Name] from Contact right join Account on Contact.[Account Name] = Account.[Account Name] where Contact.[Account Name] = Account.[Account Name]
Please refer to the below query. I want to filter inner join rows based on outer query column value (refer to bold text).
SELECT M.MouldId, SI.StockCode, MI.Cavity, MI.ShotCounter, CQ.SumOfCastedQty  as CastedQty, MI.CounterStartup FROM     MouldItem MI JOIN (SELECT JD.MouldId, JC.StockCode, SUM(JS.CastedQty) AS SumOfCastedQty FROM JobCasting AS JS INNER JOIN JobCreationDet AS JD ON JS.JobDetId = JD.Uniid INNER JOIN JobCreation AS JC ON JD.JobIdx = JC.Uniid
I have a table (edw_sbx_bt.jjenkins_OVERAGE2) of 40,000 MA_NUM. Â
I want to find occurrences of those specific MA_NUM in another table (edw_ar_fl.ARTBASE) with specific attributes (CONTRACT_NUM = '593' and TRANSACT_STATUS_CD = 'D'). Â
When I run the query below it returns 4 million rows. Â How can I write a query that will return the 40,000 MA_NUM (in edw_sbx_bt.jjenkins_OVERAGE2) with the sum total of MA_PAID_AMT associated with each?
SELECT edw_ar_fl.ARTBASE.MA_NUM, Â Â Â Â edw_ar_fl.ARTBASE.MA_PAID_AMT FROM Â edw_ar_fl.ARTBASE Â Â Â Â JOIN edw_sbx_bt.jjenkins_OVERAGE2 Â Â Â Â Â ON edw_ar_fl.ARTBASE.MA_NUM = edw_sbx_bt.jjenkins_OVERAGE2.MA_NUM WHERE Â edw_ar_fl.ARTBASE.CONTRACT_NUM = '593' Â Â Â Â AND edw_ar_fl.ARTBASE.TRANSACT_STATUS_CD = '
I am using stored procedure to load gridview,i want to show row specific values in coloumns , as i an working on daily timetable of college and There are three tables Week_Day,Daily_Timetable & Subject.Daily_Timetable has data which has week_day,class_id,Subject_id,Period_No.
Each day has 6 periods and each period is mapped with subject in daily timetable.From below sql i am getting 6 rows of monday.
But i want to show in a row weekname,period1_subject_id(Period_No=1),period2_subject_id(Period_No=2),period3_subject_id.......upto period6_subject_id.
Please see my query below:-
SELECT   Week_Day.Week_Day_name, Subject.Subject_Code,  Daily_Timetable.Period_No FROM     Week_Day LEFT JOIN            Daily_Timetable ON Week_Day.Week_Day_Id = Daily_Timetable.Week_Day_Id and Daily_Timetable.Class_Id=6  LEFT JOIN            Subject ON Daily_Timetable.Subject_Id = Subject.Subject_Id order by  Week_Day.Week_Day_Id ,Daily_Timetable.Period_No
I have a table of products, and many products have the same name only they are different sizes. I want to only select a particular size like 20 oz, but if it does not exist in that size I want to select the next appropriate size (and which case if it does not exist i wish to select the next appropriate size and so on .. Does any one know how I can accomplish this and would be willing to help me out by posting some code, some direction ??
I am trying to build a association table (t2) to store a list of users have viewed an item in my records table (t1). My goal is to send the UserID parameter to the query and return to the user a read / not read marker from the query so I can handle the read ones differently in my .net code. The problem is that I cannot work out how to return anything but the read data to the client. So far my stored proc looks like this
DECLARE @UserID AS Int -- FOR TESTING SET @UserID = 219 -- FOR TESTING
SELECT t1.strTitle, t1.MemoID, Count(t2.UserID) AS ReadCount,t2.UserID
FROM t1 LEFT OUTER JOIN t2 ON t1.MemoID = t2.MemoID
WHERE t2.UserID = @UserID
GROUP BY t1.MemoID, t1.strTitle,t2.UserID
It works fine but only returns those records from t1 that are read. I need to return the records with null values also! I may have built the assoc table wrong and would really appreciate some pointers on what I am doing wrong. (assoc table has rID, MemoID and UserID columns)
I have my SQL call: SELECT CallLog.CallID, Journal.HEATSeqFROM CallLog INNER JOIN Journal ON CallLog.CallID = Journal.CallID There are multiple enteries in the Journal table for every entry in the CallLog table, so I receive multiple records: CallID HEATSeq00000164 983290904 00000164 983291548 00000164 983295209 00000231 984818271 00000231 985194317 00000231 985280248 I only want to return the LAST record in the Journal table, so the output will be: CallID HEATSeq00000164 983295209 00000231 985280248 Can this be done directly in the SQL call?
select sq.*, p.numero, p.nombre from paf p right outer join dbo.GetListOfSquaresForShippingLot(@lot) sq on sq.number = p.numero and sq.version = p.numero
The @lot parameter is declared at the top ( declare @lot int; set @lot = 1; ). GetListOfSquaresForShippingLot is a CLR TVF coded in C#. The TVF queries a XML field in the database and returns nodes as rows, and this is completed with information from a table.
If I run a query with the TVF only, it returns data; but if I try to join the TVF with a table, it returns empty, even when I'm expecting matches. I thought the problem was the data from the TVF was been streamed and that's why it could not be joined with the data from the table.
I tried to solve that problem by creating a T-SQL multiline TVF that is supposed to generate a temporary table. This didn't fix the problem.
What can I do? Does anybody know if I can force the TVF to render its data somewhere so the JOIN works? I was thinking a rowset function could help, but I just can't figure out how.
PLEASE HELP!!!!
Let me know if you want the code for the CLR TVF. This is the code for the T-SQL TVF:
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[GetTabListOfSquaresForShippingLot] ( @ShippingLot int ) RETURNS @result TABLE ( Number int, Version int, Position smallint, SubModel smallint, Quantity smallint, SquareId nvarchar(5), ParentSquareId nvarchar(5), IsSash smallint, IsGlazingBead smallint, Width float, Height float, GlassNumber smallint, GlassWidth float, GlassHeight float ) AS BEGIN INSERT INTO @result SELECT * FROM dbo.GetListOfSquaresForShippingLot(@ShippingLot)
Hello, please, is there SO who can help me resolve my problem? I'm developing a simple ASP application.
I have 2 tables - T_Employees , P_Users T_Employees = all employees of a company, P_Users = users of the system, P_Users is sub-set of T_Employees, PERNR is link
I need result of: SELECT e.Name, u.Permitions FROM T_Employees AS e LEFT OUTER JOIN P_Users AS u ON e.PERNR = u.PERNR and (e.PERNR = 1) .
If an employee with PERNR = x is not a user (is not in P_Users) , I expect to recieve 1 row with u.Permitions=null
But what happens! If I put this query to Management studio, I recieve 1 row (as I expect). Than I run exactly the same query in ASP page and it doesn't return any row (recordcount=0).
And what is even more strange - it worked. Suddenly I met this problem in all my pages and I can't find where the problem consist in. I always take SQL query from ASP VB into query analyzer and it works. But not on my pages.
It looks like the ASP works with different settings or as QA corrects my query before execution.
I'm totaly confused by this. Have you ever met ST like this?
Thanks for your advice Petr petr DOT chary@gmail DOT c o m
SELECT R.name, R.age,R.DOB, ISNULL(D.Doc1,'NA') AS doc1, ISNULL(C.Doc2,'NA') AS doc2 FROM REQ R inner join RES S ON R.Request_Id=S.Request_Id inner join RES1 D ON D.Response_Id=S.Response_Id inner join REQ1 C ON C.Request_Id=R.Request_Id
select * from RES1 where Response_Id = 111 -- return 3 select * from REQ1 where Request_Id = 222 --- returns 2
So at last inner join retuns 3*2 = 6 records , which is wrong here and i want to show 3 records in doc1 row and 2 records in doc 2 rows ...
ID                      Customer              Type                 TypeNUm 100                     Tiger                    Item                   T100  100                      Tiger                    Item                   T200 100                     Tiger                    Item                   T300 100                     Tiger                    Shiper                  SAAA 100                      Tiger                   PO                      POAAA 200                      Panera                 GL                  WE 200                      Panera                 PO                  POBBB
The reftypes are not always the same, what I need is to get it in this form
ID                      Customer              Type             TypeNUm 100                     Tiger                    Item                   T100,T200, T300 100                     Tiger                    Shiper                  SAAA 100                      Tiger                   PO                      POAAA 200                      Panera                 GL                     WE 200                      Panera                 PO                    POBBB
1. to display all parent with ORDER BY ItemOrder (no need to sort by ItemDate)
2. display all child row right after their parent (ORDER BY ItemOrder if ItemDate are same, else ORDER BY ItemDate)
3. display all grand child row right after their parent (ORDER BY ItemOrder if ItemDate are same, else ORDER BY ItemDate)
Below Query works perfect, when count of child or grand child count less than 10, as SortOrder column here is
NVARCHAR, ;With cte As (Select t.ItemId, t.ItemName, t.ItemDate, t.ParentItemName, t.ItemOrder, t.ReportId, Cast(t.ItemOrder As nvarchar(max)) As SortOrder From @TBL t Where t.ParentItemName Is Null
[Code] ....
The output rows with ItemOrder's 10, 11, 12 (test grand child 10, test grand child 11, test grand child 12) should display after ItemOrder = 9 (test grand child 9). I know this is happening due to varchar sort order?
1. Right now in my queries I am using lots of LEFT Joins and INNER JOINs... and I was suggested to look at 'IN'... But with IN I did face some performance issues previously and stopped using it... but I have got new doubts on which query will give me better performance...
A query using LEFTJoin or a query using IN/NOT-IN
2. This question is about CONVERT...
I have a stored proc which is used for updating a table... and multiple columns [of the same table] and corresponding values are sent to the proc [only a subset of the columns might be sent for updates everytime and the columns to update is not fixed for each run of the SP]...
I have to construct a UPDATE String out of it using string concatenation to finally be able to use "sys.sp_executesql" on that update statement...
This results in me having to use CONVERT() lots of times... and one of the columns among them on which I am doing a CONVERT is of the type XML...
So the question is as follows... a. Is it preferrable to construct a single UPDATE statement string and execute it using "sys.sp_executesql" b. Or Is it preferrable to give multiple UPDATE statments... i.e. one update statement for each column [Depending on whether that column has to be updated for that run or not]
i.e. The question essentially is:
Does a single update query constructed using lots of CONVERTS [Basically on INT and XML types] give more performance over using multiple UPDATE statments on the table Or is it the other way round..
I was writing a query using both left outer join and inner join. And the query was ....
SELECT Â Â Â Â Â Â Â S.companyname AS supplier, S.country,P.productid, P.productname, P.unitprice,C.categoryname FROM Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Production.Suppliers AS S LEFT OUTER JOIN Â Â Â Â Â Â (Production.Products AS P Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â INNER JOIN Production.Categories AS C
[code]....
However ,the result that i got was correct.But when i did the same query using the left outer join in both the cases
i.e..
SELECT Â Â Â Â Â Â Â S.companyname AS supplier, S.country,P.productid, P.productname, P.unitprice,C.categoryname FROM Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Production.Suppliers AS S LEFT OUTER JOIN (Production.Products AS P LEFT OUTER JOIN Production.Categories AS C ON C.categoryid = P.categoryid) ON S.supplierid = P.supplierid WHERE S.country = N'Japan';
The result i got was same,i.e
supplier   country   productid   productname   unitprice   categorynameSupplier QOVFD   Japan   9   Product AOZBW   97.00   Meat/PoultrySupplier QOVFD   Japan  10   Product YHXGE   31.00   SeafoodSupplier QOVFD   Japan  74   Product BKAZJ   10.00   ProduceSupplier QWUSF   Japan   13   Product POXFU   6.00   SeafoodSupplier QWUSF   Japan   14   Product PWCJB   23.25   ProduceSupplier QWUSF   Japan   15   Product KSZOI   15.50   CondimentsSupplier XYZ   Japan   NULL   NULL   NULL   NULLSupplier XYZ   Japan   NULL   NULL   NULL   NULL
and this time also i got the same result.My question is that is there any specific reason to use inner join when join the third table and not the left outer join.
I am struggling with the below join block in my stored procedure. I can't seem to get the duplicate row problem to go away. It seems that SQL is treating each new instance of an email address as reason to create a new row despite the UNIONs. I understand that if I am using UNION, using DISTINCT is redundant and will not solve the duplicate row problem.
Primary Keys: none of the email address columns are primary keys. Each table has an incrementing ID column that serves as the primary key.
I am guessing I am encountering this problem because of how I have structured my Join statements? Is it possible to offer advice without a deeper understanding of my data model or do you need more information?
Thanks for any tips.
Code:
select emailAddress from Users union select user_name from PersonalPhotos union select email_address from EditProfile union select email_address from SavedSearches union select distinct email_address from UserPrecedence union select email_address from LastLogin) drv Left Join Users tab1 on (drv.emailAddress = tab1.emailAddress) Inner Join UserPrecedence tab5 on tab5.UserID=tab1.UserID Left Join PersonalPhotos tab2 on (drv.emailAddress = tab2.user_name) Left Join LastLogin tab4 on (drv.emailAddress = tab4.email_address) Left Join EditProfile tab3 on (drv.emailAddress = tab3.email_address) Left Join SavedSearches tab6 on (drv.emailAddress = tab6.email_address
Hi,I trying to write a select statement that will return each of my salesmen a region code based on a table of post codes using wildcards... eg.MK1 1AA would be matched in the region code table to MK1%SELECT dn.DEALER_CODE, dn.NAME AS DNAME, rc.REGION_ID,rc.POST_CODE, dn.POSTAL_CODEFROM REGIONAL_CODES rc CROSS JOINDEALER_NAW dnWHERE (dn.POSTAL_CODE LIKE rc.POST_CODE)The above statement works BUT there are some post code areas such asour friends in Milton Keynes that are split into two regions... eg MK1is region id 2 and MK10 is region 3.So a dealer with post code MK10 1AA would be matched to both rowsreturning duplicatesPOST_CODE REGION_IDMK1% 2MK10% 3I think the answer would lie in a subquery which returns the ID of theregion with the longest length of the postcode match (e.g.len(POST_CODE) for the rc table... return only the MAX....any ideas????Any help muchos appreciated, and I apologies now for the naming of thedealers name as a reserve word... not me!Ct
I have a query which is returning a different result set when it is run against identical tables in 2 different environments.
The query is like:
Select F.LicenseeID, IsSpecialLicensee from FactTable F left join View_SpecialLicensee SL on F.LicenseeID = SL.LicenseeID
The Create Statement for the view is like
Create View [dbo].[View_SpecialLicensee] as Select LicenseeID, LicenseeName, IsSpecialLicensee = 1 from DimensionLicensee where LicenseeName like '%ibm%' or LicenseeName like '%cisco%' or LicenseeName like '%hp%'
In my test environment, I get the query result I expected: LicenseeID, IsSpecialLicensee 1 , 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'IBM') 2, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Juniper') 3, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Cisco') 4, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Microsoft') 5, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Oracle') 6, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Apple')
In my production environment, I get the following query result: 1 , 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'IBM') 2, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Juniper') 3, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Cisco') 4, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Microsoft') 5, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Oracle') 6, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Apple')
Ideas as to what changed gratefully received.
FYI the production environment which returned the 2nd dataset is SQL2000, I have got the result I expected in both SQL2000 and SQL2005 development environments.
I am a new SQL Profiler user trying to baseline our eCommerce site. I am receiving EventClass 80, Missing Join Predicate (hereinafter MJP), often enough to be concerned about what may happen during very high traffic. I have isolated the query, included at the bottom of this post (cleaned up). There is very little info on this event class out on the web. Version is SQL 2000, latest service pack. I know I don't have table DDL here; I'm just trying to get overall direction without causing you much work/time.
Issues:
1. Even though only the value of product_id in the HAVING clause changes, I do not always get the MJP. I would expect that a query without a JP is a query without a JP and it would be all-or-none.
2. Although it happens maybe 20-30 % of the time in production, I can’t make it happen in testing.
Questions:
Anyone have experience with MJPs? How about the issue of why it's sporadic? Can anyone shed light? Know of good links, etc?
Thanks!! bbRichbb
SELECT p.Product_Id, MIN(ae.Enum_Value) AS color, p.Product_Name, p.Status_Code, ps.Curr_Price, s.Section_Id, COUNT(ps.SWATCH_STATUS) AS total_available_colors FROM Attribute_Enum_Value ae INNER JOIN Product_Attribute_Enum pae ON ae.Attribute_Value_Id = pae.Attribute_Value_Id AND ae.Attribute_Type_Id = pae.Attribute_Type_Id INNER JOIN Product p INNER JOIN Section_Product sp ON p.Product_Id = sp.Product_Id INNER JOIN Section s ON sp.Section_Id = s.Section_Id ON pae.Product_Id = p.Product_Id INNER JOIN PRODUCT_SWATCH ps ON ae.Enum_Value = ps.Color_Attr AND p.Product_Id = ps.PRODUCT_ID WHERE (pae.Attribute_Type_Id = 500001) AND (p.Product_Class_Id = 2) AND (p.Status_Code = 'ACTV') AND (ps.SWATCH_STATUS = 'ACTV') GROUP BY p.Sequence_Number, p.Product_Id, p.Product_Name, p.Status_Code, ps.Curr_Price, s.Section_Id HAVING (p.Product_Id = 1209645) ORDER BY p.Sequence_Number, p.Product_Id
I am a new SQL Profiler user trying to baseline our eCommerce site. I am receiving EventClass
80, Missing Join Predicate (hereinafter MJP), often enough to be concerned about what may happen
during very high traffic. I have isolated the query, included at the bottom of this post
(cleaned up). There is very little info on this event class out on the web. Version is SQL
2000, latest service pack. I know I don't have table DDL here; I'm just trying to get overall
direction without causing you much work/time.
Issues:
1. Even though only the value of product_id in the HAVING clause changes, I do not always get
the MJP. I would expect that a query without a JP is a query without a JP and it would be
all-or-none.
2. Although it happens maybe 20-30 % of the time in production, I can€™t make it happen in
testing.
Questions:
Anyone have experience with MJPs? How about the issue of why it's sporadic? Can anyone shed
light? Know of good links, etc?
Thanks!! bbRichbb
SELECT p.Product_Id, MIN(ae.Enum_Value) AS color, p.Product_Name, p.Status_Code, ps.Curr_Price, s.Section_Id, COUNT(ps.SWATCH_STATUS) AS total_available_colors FROM Attribute_Enum_Value ae INNER JOIN Product_Attribute_Enum pae ON ae.Attribute_Value_Id = pae.Attribute_Value_Id AND ae.Attribute_Type_Id = pae.Attribute_Type_Id INNER JOIN Product p INNER JOIN Section_Product sp ON p.Product_Id = sp.Product_Id INNER JOIN Section s ON sp.Section_Id = s.Section_Id ON pae.Product_Id = p.Product_Id INNER JOIN PRODUCT_SWATCH ps ON ae.Enum_Value = ps.Color_Attr AND p.Product_Id = ps.PRODUCT_ID WHERE (pae.Attribute_Type_Id = 500001) AND (p.Product_Class_Id = 2) AND (p.Status_Code = 'ACTV') AND (ps.SWATCH_STATUS = 'ACTV') GROUP BY p.Sequence_Number, p.Product_Id, p.Product_Name, p.Status_Code, ps.Curr_Price, s.Section_Id HAVING (p.Product_Id = 1209645) ORDER BY p.Sequence_Number, p.Product_Id
I have a table that holds log event records, that keep getting appended. I need to get the duration of the each event 0 which has other events before and after. How can I do this - to get event duration of event 0 and the cumulative.
ID Event  Date 1   1       2015-06-21 21:01:44.457 2   1       2015-06-21 21:01:44.457 3   0       2015-06-21 21:02:04.780 4   1        2015-06-21 21:02:32.600 5   0       2015-06-21 21:02:57.967 6   1       2015-06-21 21:03:30.513
Here, 1. for all ReportId, child items's ItemOrder  = 0 2. example, for ReportId = 5, both child items ("Item1-Child1" & "Item1-Child1") of parent "Item1" has ItemOrder = 0
I need to, 1. update all child items with ascending numbers starts with 1 against each parent and each report. 2. for each different parent or different report, order by should starts with 1 again.
I want to get the list of items present in that order based on the confidentiality code of that product or Item and confidentiality code of the user.
I display the list of orders in first grid, by selecting the order in first grid I display the Items present in that order based on the confidentiality code of that item.
whenever order in 1st grid is selected i want to display the items that the item code should be less than or equal to the confidentiality code of the logged-in user other items should not display.
If the all the items present in the order having confidentiality code greater than Logged-in user at that time the order no# should not display in the first grid.
