Hi,
Can anyone help as to how to get this to work? dbo.parseInt is a Function which sorts Alpha Numerically. If I removed the top part of the UNION, the Procedure works fine.
ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.ByJobNoAlphaNumeric as
SELECT 0 AS JobID, '<All Jobs>' AS JobNo
UNION SELECT JobID, JobNo FROM tbl
ORDER BY dbo.parseInt(JobNo)
Regards
Andrew
Hello,
I am trying to use dynamic ORDER BY with UNION in a stored procedure but I keep getting this error message:
ORDER BY items must appear in the select list if the statement contains a UNION, INTERSECT or EXCEPT operator.
The ORDER BY works fine without the UNION, and the UNION works fine without the dynamic ORDER BY (just putting an ORDER BY works fine)
Here is the whole query in case this helps, thank you
SELECT
leave_id, leave_type, annualLeave.from_date,
convert(nvarchar(10), annualLeave.request_date, 103) as dated,
convert(nvarchar(10), annualLeave.from_date, 103) as from_date,
convert(nvarchar(10), annualLeave.to_date, 103) as to_date,
annualLeave.canceled,
annualLeave.working_days,
staff.staff_name,
Case WHEN annualLeave.canceled = 'True' THEN 'canceledPO'
WHEN annualLeave.authorized_mng is not NUll AND annualLeave.authorized_hr is not Null THEN 'greenItem'
ELSE ''
END AS pendingStyle,
Case WHEN annualLeave.canceled = 'True' THEN 'canceledPO'
ELSE ''
END AS historyStyle
FROM annualLeave
INNER JOIN staff ON annualLeave.staff = staff.staff_id
WHERE staff.department like @Department
and (@staffID is Null or annualLeave.staff = @StaffID)
and (@Canceled is Null or annualLeave.canceled = @Canceled)
and (@AuthorizedMng is Null or annualLeave.authorized_mng is Null)
and (@AuthorizedHR is Null or annualLeave.authorized_hr is Null)
and (@StartingDate is Null or annualLeave.from_date > @Startingdate)
and (@IsPastLeave is Null or annualLeave.from_date < @IsPastLeave)
and (@EndingDate is Null or annualLeave.to_date <= @EndingDate)
UNION
SELECT
leave_id, leave_type, annualLeave.from_date,
convert(nvarchar(10), annualLeave.request_date, 103) as dated,
convert(nvarchar(10), annualLeave.from_date, 103) as from_date,
convert(nvarchar(10), annualLeave.to_date, 103) as to_date,
annualLeave.canceled,
annualLeave.working_days,
staff.staff_name,
Case WHEN annualLeave.canceled = 'True' THEN 'canceledPO'
WHEN annualLeave.authorized_mng is not NUll AND annualLeave.authorized_hr is not Null THEN 'greenItem'
ELSE ''
END AS pendingStyle,
Case WHEN annualLeave.canceled = 'True' THEN 'canceledPO'
ELSE ''
END AS historyStyle
FROM annualLeave
INNER JOIN staff ON annualLeave.staff = staff.staff_id
WHERE staff.department like @Department
and (@staffID is Null or annualLeave.staff = @StaffID)
and (@Canceled is Null or annualLeave.canceled = @Canceled)
and (@AuthorizedMng is Null or annualLeave.authorized_mng is Null)
and (@AuthorizedHR is Null or annualLeave.authorized_hr is Null)
and annualLeave.leave_type like 'Leave in lieu'
ORDER BY
CASE @OrderDir
WHEN 'ASC' THENannualLeave.from_date
END
ASC,
CASE @OrderDir
WHEN 'DESC' THEN annualLeave.from_date
END
DESC
I wanted to use UNION and 'order by' in the same script but it keeps giving me error
eg;
select name,date
where name = 'sel'
union
select name,date
where name = 'ali'
order by name
I don't know where to put the 'order by'
Can anybody help me?
Hi
I have two tables which I'm combining.
Select employeeID as id, startDt as startDate from Table1
union all
Select CustomerID as id, startDt as startDate from Table2
order by startDt
This works fine, unfortunately, my problem is I only want to display the first latest customer. In a Union All, how do i distinguish whether I'm ordering the table it is trying to union or the actual unioned table tiself?
For example, this does not work.
Select employeeID as id, startDt as startDate from Table1
union all
Select top 1 CustomerID as id, startDt as startDate from Table2
order by startDt desc
order by startDt
hello,
I have 2 tables which contain a lot of articles, and they have same structure.
what I want to do is that, select top 10 articles from each table and then union those records to another table, also I need to order these articles in desc order by their added date before i union them.
what I know is that for union sql phrase , there is only one order by is allowed, so how could I order those 2 tables before i union them.
thanks
I am having problems retrieving some data from a table,Tablename = "Magazine"ColumnsMagazineID MagazineName12 Times3 People4 National Geographic5 US6 Sports IllustratedI am trying to bind a dropdownlist in .net with the 4 newest magazinesand the empty magazine.SELECT TOP 1 MagazineID, MagazineName from MagazineUNIONSELECT TOP 4 MagazineID, MagazineName from MagazineOrder by MagazineName;The first part returns1,''The second part returns1,''2,'Times'3,'People'4,'National Geographic'Given the above data, how can I get the sql results to display5 'US'4 'National Geographic'3 'People'2 'Times'1 ''Essentially i need to do the followingSelect Top 1 MagazineID, MagazineName from Magazine Order by MagazineIDand add to itSelect Top 4 MagazineID, MagazineName from Magazine Order by MagazineIDdesc
View 3 Replies View Relatedi have 2 selects:select * from view_veiculos where nome_marc like '%fiat%' and ano='2001'union select * from view_veiculos where nome_marc like '%fiat%'when i execute it on sql server, i get the following results:id 1 _______ ano 2004id 2 _______ ano 2001the row with ano 2004 is before the row with ano 2001the problem is that id like it to be ordered following the select order, which means that 2001 should be displayed before 2004,like that:id 1 _______ ano 2001id 2 _______ ano 2004all the results from the first select from the query need to be placed before the results from the second query.how can i make it ?thanks for all
View 23 Replies View RelatedI have the following query and for some reason when I try to run it, it tells me there is an incorrect syntax near the 'union' statement. Can you tell me what is wrong with this?
SELECT MDN,
DATEPART(d,CallDate) as CallDate,
DATEPART(hh,CallDate) as Hour,
sum(ceiling((Cast(DurationSeconds as Decimal)/60))) as Minutes
FROM VoiceCallDetailRecord
WHERE DurationSeconds > 0 and CallDate >= '02/19/2007' and calldate < '03/19/2007' and COS = 3
AND (((CONVERT(varchar, CallDate, 108) Between '21:00:00' AND '23:59:59') OR (CONVERT(varchar, CallDate, 108) Between '00:00:00' AND '07:00:00'))
OR DATEPART(weekday, CallDate) in (1,7)) and NOT (Left(Endpoint,3) IN ('011')
or (Left(Endpoint,4) IN ('1340','1876','1868','1809',
'1246','1242','1780','1403',
'1250','1604','1807','1519',
'1204','1506','1709','1867',
'1902','1705','1613','1416',
'1905','1902','1514','1450',
'1418','1819','1306','1867')))
order BY DATEPART(d,CallDate), DATEPART(hh,CallDate), MDN
UNION
SELECT MDN,
DATEPART(d,CallDate) as CallDate,
DATEPART(hh,CallDate) as Hour,
sum(ceiling((Cast(DurationSeconds as Decimal)/60))) as Minutes
FROM ZeroChargeVCDRecord
WHERE DurationSeconds > 0 and CallDate >= '02/19/2007' and calldate < '03/19/2007' and COS = 3
AND (((CONVERT(varchar, CallDate, 108) Between '21:00:00' AND '23:59:59') OR (CONVERT(varchar, CallDate, 108) Between '00:00:00' AND '07:00:00'))
OR DATEPART(weekday, CallDate) in (1,7)) and NOT (Left(Endpoint,3) IN ('011')
or (Left(Endpoint,4) IN ('1340','1876','1868','1809',
'1246','1242','1780','1403',
'1250','1604','1807','1519',
'1204','1506','1709','1867',
'1902','1705','1613','1416',
'1905','1902','1514','1450',
'1418','1819','1306','1867')))
order BY DATEPART(d,CallDate), DATEPART(hh,CallDate), MDN
Hi,
I'm currently have a problem with a query using a top clause. When I run it by itself as a single query, I have no problems and the results are valid. However, if I try duplicate the query after a union clause, the order by ... desc doesn't order properly.
The following is the query I'm using along with the results. Then I'll have the query I was trying to unite and the results (date ranges selected were the same in both):
QUERY 1
select top 1 (s.ldate), v.mdtid, po.odometer, pi.odometer, (pi.odometer-po.odometer) as 'Total Miles'
from EventStrings ES
JOIN schedules s
ON ES.SchId=S.SchId
JOIN vehicles v
ON v.vehicleid=es.vehicleid
JOIN Events PO
ON PO.schid=es.schid
AND PO.EvStrId=ES.EvStrId
AND po.activity=4
JOIN Events PI
ON PI.schid=es.schid
AND PI.EvStrId=ES.EvStrId
AND pi.activity=3
WHERE es.providerid in (0,1,4)
and s.ldate>=?
and s.ldate<=?
and v.mdtid=20411
order by s.ldate desc
RESULTS 1
DATE MDT IDPU Odometer DO Odometer Total Miles
12/6/2007 2041112810.6 12874.5 63.9
QUERY 2 (with Union)
select top 1 (s.ldate), v.mdtid, po.odometer, pi.odometer, (pi.odometer-po.odometer) as 'Total Miles'
from EventStrings ES
JOIN schedules s
ON ES.SchId=S.SchId
JOIN vehicles v
ON v.vehicleid=es.vehicleid
JOIN Events PO
ON PO.schid=es.schid
AND PO.EvStrId=ES.EvStrId
AND po.activity=4
JOIN Events PI
ON PI.schid=es.schid
AND PI.EvStrId=ES.EvStrId
AND pi.activity=3
WHERE es.providerid in (0,1,4)
and s.ldate>=[From Date,Date]
and s.ldate<=[To Date,Date]
and v.mdtid=20411
Union
select top 1 (s.ldate), v.mdtid, po.odometer, pi.odometer, (pi.odometer-po.odometer) as 'Total Miles'
from EventStrings ES
JOIN schedules s
ON ES.SchId=S.SchId
JOIN vehicles v
ON v.vehicleid=es.vehicleid
JOIN Events PO
ON PO.schid=es.schid
AND PO.EvStrId=ES.EvStrId
AND po.activity=4
JOIN Events PI
ON PI.schid=es.schid
AND PI.EvStrId=ES.EvStrId
AND pi.activity=3
WHERE es.providerid in (0,1,4)
and s.ldate>=?
and s.ldate<=?
and v.mdtid=2642
order by s.ldate desc
RESULTS 2
DATE MDT ID PU OdometerDO Odometer Total Miles
4/10/2007 20411 1207.21252.5 45.3
1/2/2007 2642 193652.6193817 164.4
As you can see, the results are sorted very differently. Is there any way to have the order by apply to both queries?
Thanks!
Craig
SELECT *FROM tblCountryWHERE Country_Id = 26UNION ALLSELECT *FROM tblCountryWHERE Country_Id <26--order by country_Namei need to select country_id =26 and then the rest i want them ordered byname.if i put order by country_name, the country_id 26 isn't displayed as thefirst one.is there anyway to apply the order by only to the second select not thewhole?*** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
View 1 Replies View RelatedAll,I've seen several posts regarding using UNION or UNION ALL to mashtogether two or more resultsets into a single result set, but can'tseem to find enough info here to help me answer my particularquestion.I have a stored procedure that gets the column names in a particularformat (i.e. "chassis_id"|"chassis_description"|"modify_date") as wellas actual data for a given table (in a quote-separated, pipe-delimitedmanner i.e. "1"|"description for the chassis"|"2004-09-08").I'd like to get both of these resultsets and mash them together. Thisworks, but when I need to order the second resultset (i.e. select *from chassis order by chassis_id), SQL Server returns an errorcomplaining about the chassis_id column name (invalid column name'chassis_id') in the Order By clause.From what I can tell, I'm using the UNION and Order By in correctly,but I'm not sure exactly what's wrong with it. If I take out the OrderBy, everything works great. Although I would like to be able to ordermy second resultset (in the same sproc) if possible.The actual queries I'm running are actually quite long, but here's onethat's a bit shorter to help illustrate:SELECT '"app_group_id"|"app_group_name"|"create_date"|"create_by"|"modify_date"|"modify_by"'UNION ALLSELECT + ISNULL(CONVERT(varchar,app_group_id), '') + '|'+ SUBSTRING(RTRIM(LTRIM(CONVERT(varchar, 1))), 1,0)+ '"' + ISNULL(CONVERT(varchar(1000), +REPLACE(CONVERT(nvarchar(4000),app_group_name), '"', '""')), '') +'"|'+ SUBSTRING(RTRIM(LTRIM(CONVERT(varchar, 2))), 1,0)FROM app_grouporder by app_group_idThank for any help on this./bc
View 3 Replies View RelatedHi All,
I have this table in my DB.
ProductID | ProductSerial | Product Date
1 |FRT123 | 3/3/07
2 |EDR432 |5/5/07
I need to run two select statment on the same tabel and i Use Union to join the result comes from the first table with the one comes from the second one. but one i use order by union dose not work.
my question is : How Can i run the two select statment on the same table and join the results and order each select?
my queries:
Select ProductID,ProductSerial,ProductDate
Where productID = @ProductID
Order by ProductID
Union
Select ProductID,ProductSerial,ProductDate
Where productID = @ProductID
Order by ProductID
Thank you
Sms
Hello,
I want to order by a field that is a code, like 1,2,3,11,12,13, and i get the following error
"Only text pointers are allowed in work tables, never text, ntext, or image columns sql server"
Why do i get this, what can i do to overcome this?
Thank you
Hi all,
I have the following UNION ALL statement that is my attempt to gather data for the past 5 weekdays (adding a "dummy" row for today's data).
I want the final output to end up in descending order, so for today, I would want today first, then Tuesday, then Monday, then Friday, then Thursday (provided there is data for each sequential day - if not, you get the idea, I want to select back to get the latest 5 days, most recent to oldest).
This select fails, because it doesn't like the ORDER BY in the subqueryselect
CASE
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Monday' THEN
'MON'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Tuesday' THEN
'TUES'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Wednesday' THEN
'WED'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Thursday' THEN
'THUR'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Friday' THEN
'FRI'
END AS Dow, 'N/A' AS Freight
UNION ALL
(select top 4
CASE
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Monday' THEN
'MON'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Tuesday' THEN
'TUES'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Wednesday' THEN
'WED'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Thursday' THEN
'THUR'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Friday' THEN
'FRI'
END as DOW,
CAST(CONVERT(int, (Freight * 100)) as VARCHAR(10)) as Freight
from Northwind.dbo.orders where employeeid = 9 order by [OrderDate] desc )
I know you can't use an ORDER BY in a subquery, UNLESS the subquery also uses a TOP n (which this one does)...but does anyone know why this isn't liking my code?
I got the select to work the way I want it to by doing the following (really UGLY) code...SELECT U.DOW, U.Freight FROM
((select
GETDATE() as [OrderDate],
CASE
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Monday' THEN
'MON'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Tuesday' THEN
'TUES'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Wednesday' THEN
'WED'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Thursday' THEN
'THUR'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, GETDATE()) = 'Friday' THEN
'FRI'
END AS Dow, 'N/A' AS Freight )
UNION ALL
(select h.OrderDate as [OrderDate], h.DOW, h.Freight FROM
(select top 4
[OrderDate] as [OrderDate],
CASE
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Monday' THEN
'MON'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Tuesday' THEN
'TUES'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Wednesday' THEN
'WED'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Thursday' THEN
'THUR'
WHEN DATENAME(dw, [OrderDate]) = 'Friday' THEN
'FRI'
END as DOW,
CAST(CONVERT(int, (Freight * 100)) as VARCHAR(10)) as Freight
from Northwind.dbo.orders where employeeid = 9 order by [OrderDate] desc ) H)) U
order by OrderDate descbut am still confounded about why my original sub-select is rejected with such impunity.
My confusion seems likely related to understanding the set theory or basic concepts of the building of the select/Union rather than the way I am using the ORDER BY syntax, but I just can't seem to explain it to myself.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
This query works perfectly and orders by just as I need
Code:
Select
'1st' As [Type],
#Uno.ID
#Uno.Address,
#Uno.shippingInfo
FROM #Uno
[Code] ....
However, when I use it in a Union All so I can pull data from 2 diff tables, the order by statement no longer works. How can I order by data in 2 tables?
Code:
Select
'1st' As [Type],
#Uno.ID
#Uno.Address,
#Uno.shippingInfo
FROM #Uno
[Code] ....
Hi,
I'm trying to write a UNION statement with 2 selects and can't figure out for the life of me how to do it.
select top 10 * from tblusers ORDER BY dateJoined
UNION
select top 10 * from tblusers ORDER BY lastLogin
The union works fine without the order by's, but I really need the order by's in there and I don't understand why its so difficult to do. Surely there must be some other strategy?
Any help is much appreciated.. thanks!!
mike123
How can I reproduce this results ?
I am trying to combine 2 queries, each with their own 'order by' and I am having trouble.
This is just an example, not what I'm trying to do, my query is more elaberate but looks simular to this.
SELECT TOP 10 *, 'FieldA' AS SortedBy
FROM TableA
Order By FieldA Desc
UNION ALL
SELECT TOP 10 Precent *, 'FieldB' AS SortedBy
FROM TableA
Order By FieldB Asc
Anyway not to get the following error?
Server: Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 34
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'UNION'.
hi all,
i have the following union statement, which works like a charm:SELECT [Name], [EventID] AS [ItemID], [TourID], [Date], NULL AS [StartDate], [Date] AS [SortDate], [Type] FROM [Events] WHERE [TourID] IS NULL AND AccessLevel <= @AuthenticationLevel UNION SELECT [Name], [TourID] AS [ItemID], [TourID], NULL AS [Date], [StartDate], [StartDate] AS [SortDate], '2' AS [Type] FROM [Tours]WHERE AccessLevel <= @AuthenticationLevel ORDER BY [SortDate]
now i want to ad a limit to this statement, but i can't get it working. i have tried this:SELECT * FROM (SELECT [Name], [EventID] AS [ItemID], [TourID], [Date], NULL AS [StartDate], [Date] AS [SortDate], [Type] FROM [Events] WHERE [TourID] IS NULL AND AccessLevel <= @AuthenticationLevel UNION SELECT [Name], [TourID] AS [ItemID], [TourID], NULL AS [Date], [StartDate], [StartDate] AS [SortDate], '2' AS [Type] FROM [Tours]WHERE AccessLevel <= @AuthenticationLevel) ORDER BY [SortDate] LIMIT 2
but i keep getting an error message saying "Incorrect syntax near the keyword "ORDER". what am i doing wrong?
-bm
I'm new to SQL stored procedures, but I'm looking to be able to select order by statement.
declare @OrderBy
@OrderBy = 'first_name'
Select first_name,last_name from table1
Union
Select first_name,last_name from table2
if @OrderBy = 'first_name' begin
Order By first_name
else
Order By last_name
end
You'll have to excuse my if statement if the syntax is incorrect (used to only writing asp ifs :P). Thanks for any help
Hello again,
I am using UNION to return these 2 tables:
TableA
QID Q
1 Name?
2 Age?
3 Phone?
TableB
QID Q
1 DogName?
2 CatName?
When I use the following query;
SELECT * FROM TableA UNION SELECT * FROM TableB
I get the following return:
QID Q
1 whateverquestions
1
2
2
3
but I wish it to return in order of table invoke:
QID
1
2
3
1
2
Is that possible? (by not changing QID)
Cheers,
James
Hi!
I'm trying to get the results from three different tables, where they have some of the same results. I'm only interested in where they match and then trying to order by date (that's in three columns - M, D, Y). I read previous post in 9/07 but the result doesn't seem to order correctly. It does not have any rhyme or reason to the outputed results as it bounces back and forth through Oct, Nov and Dec posting and throughout all three tables. Here's my query below. Any ideas how I can get my ordering correct for all three tables to display all Oct, all Nov and all Dec?
Thanks so much
select date3, date2, date1, who, what
from
(
select date3, date2, date1, who, what from shows
union
select date3, date2, date1, who, what from shares
union
select date3, date2, date1, who, what from soiree
)
a order by date3, date2, date1
I have the following as part of a union query:
CONVERT(CHAR(8), r.RRDate, 1) AS [Date]
I also want to order by date but when I do that it doesn't order correctly because of the conversion to char data type (for example, it puts 6/15/05 before 9/22/04 because it only looks at the first number(s) and not the year). If I try to cast it back to smalldatetime in the order by clause it tells me that ORDER BY items must appear in the select list if the statement contains a UNION operator. I get the same message if I try putting just "r.RRDate" in the ORDER BY clause. It's not that big of a deal - I can lose the formatting on the date if I need to to get it to sort correctly, but this query gets used frequently and I'd like to keep the formatting if possible.
Thanks,
Dave
I am having a bit of trouble writing a query that dynamically outputs what I need.
I have a table that looks like this:
COL1 AAA BBB CCC
CAT 1 3 3
CAT 1 2 2
CAT 1 4 4
DOG 2 3 3
DOG 5 5 5
MICE 1 1 1
I need it to dynamically output based off COL1, the output should look like this. When there are more rows for CAT, it should output more columns. Kind of like merging the columns
COL1 AAA BBB CCC AAA BBB CCC AAA BBB CCC
CAT 1 3 3 1 2 2 1 4 4
DOG 2 3 3 5 5 5 NULL NULL NULL
MICE 1 1 1 NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL
Hi,
Can some one help me to complete this query.
My requirement is to convert the existing stored proc(given below) to one that allows dynamic paging as well as sorting(sql server 2005). I gave a try but invein. I am running out of time.
Existing procedure:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[spGetAllItems]
@condition varchar(7500),
@ModelId int =0,
@CategoryId int=0,
@SourcingType int=0,
@StartRow as int = 1,
@StopRow as int = 100000
AS
declare @erow int
declare @Cond varchar(255)
select @Cond=''
if @CategoryId<>0
select @Cond= ' and tbItemMaster.Category=' + cast(@CategoryId as varchar)
if @SourcingType<>0
select @Cond= ' and tbItemMaster.SourcingType=' + cast(@SourcingType as varchar)
if @StopRow=-1
select @StopRow=60
set @erow=@StartRow + @StopRow
exec('Declare @t_table table
(
[SpecialId] [int] IDENTITY (1, 1) Primary key NOT NULL,
[id] [int],
[category] [int] NULL ,
[model] [int] NULL ,
[mtype] [varchar] (50) NULL,
[itemclass] [varchar] (50) NULL,
[itemcode] [nvarchar] (25) NULL ,
[ItemCondition] [tinyint] NULL ,
[SourcingType] int,
[Title] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Description] [nvarchar] (4000) NULL ,
[InternalUse] [nvarchar] (4000) NULL,
[CompatibleModels] [varchar] (8000) NULL ,
[Quantity] [int] NULL ,
[MinOrder] [int] NULL ,
[Warranty] [tinyint] NULL ,
[Price1] [decimal](6, 2) NULL ,
[Price2] [decimal](6, 2) NULL ,
[Price3] [decimal](6, 2) NULL ,
[Price4] [decimal](6, 2) NULL ,
[LotSale] [bit],
[PricingRule] int ,
[Weight] [decimal](7, 2) NULL ,
[PackageSize] [int] NULL ,
[promo] [int] NULL ,
[SmallImage] [nvarchar] (255) NULL ,
[BigImage] [nvarchar] (255) NULL ,
[StartDate] [datetime] NULL ,
[EndDate] [datetime] NULL ,
[Info1] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info2] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info3] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info4] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info5] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info6] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info7] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info8] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info9] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info10] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info11] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info12] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info13] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info14] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info15] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info16] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info17] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info18] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info19] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info20] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info21] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info22] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info23] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info24] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Info25] [nvarchar] (50) NULL ,
[Status] [tinyint] NULL ,
[AllowBuy] [char] (1) NULL ,
[PageName] [varchar] (200) NULL ,
[Locality] [int] NULL ,
[Location] [int] NULL ,
[CreatedBy] [int] NULL ,
[CreatedOn] [datetime] NULL ,
[UpdatedBy] [int] NULL ,
[UpdatedOn] [datetime] NULL,
[BrandId] int,
[CategoryId] int,
[ModelId] int,
[ModelName] varchar(255),
[BrandName] varchar(255),
[CategoryName] varchar(255)
);
DECLARE @EndRow int
DECLARE @reccount int
select @reccount=count(*) from (SELECT tbItemMaster.id
FROM tbItemMaster INNER JOIN
tbModel ON tbItemMaster.model = tbModel.id INNER JOIN
tbCategory ON tbItemMaster.category = tbCategory.Id INNER JOIN
tbBrand ON tbModel.brand = tbBrand.id' + @Condition + '
Union
SELECT tbItemMaster.id
FROM tbItemMaster INNER JOIN
tbModel ON tbItemMaster.model = tbModel.id INNER JOIN
tbCategory ON tbItemMaster.category = tbCategory.Id INNER JOIN
tbBrand ON tbModel.brand = tbBrand.id inner join tbCompatibleModels on tbItemMaster.Id=tbCompatibleModels.ItemId where tbCompatibleModels.ModelId=' + @ModelId + ') tbl
set @EndRow= + ' + @StartRow + '+' + @StopRow + '
--Set RowCount @EndRow;
insert @t_table
(
[id] ,
[category] ,
[model] ,
[mtype],
[itemclass],
[itemcode] ,
[ItemCondition] ,
[SourcingType],
[Title] ,
[Description] ,
[InternalUse],
[CompatibleModels],
[Quantity] ,
[MinOrder] ,
[Warranty] ,
[Price1] ,
[Price2] ,
[Price3] ,
[Price4] ,
[LotSale] ,
[PricingRule],
[Weight] ,
[PackageSize] ,
[promo] ,
[SmallImage] ,
[BigImage] ,
[StartDate] ,
[EndDate] ,
[Info1] ,
[Info2] ,
[Info3] ,
[Info4] ,
[Info5] ,
[Info6] ,
[Info7] ,
[Info8] ,
[Info9] ,
[Info10] ,
[Info11] ,
[Info12] ,
[Info13] ,
[Info14] ,
[Info15] ,
[Info16] ,
[Info17] ,
[Info18] ,
[Info19] ,
[Info20] ,
[Info21] ,
[Info22] ,
[Info23] ,
[Info24] ,
[Info25] ,
[Status] ,
[AllowBuy] ,
[PageName] ,
[Locality] ,
[Location] ,
[CreatedBy] ,
[CreatedOn] ,
[UpdatedBy] ,
[UpdatedOn] ,
[BrandId] ,
[CategoryId] ,
[ModelId],
[ModelName],
[BrandName],
[CategoryName]
)
select * from (SELECT top 100 percent tbItemMaster.id,tbItemMaster.category,tbItemMaster.model,tbItemMaster.mtype,tbItemMaster.ItemClass, tbItemMaster.itemcode, tbItemMaster.ItemCondition,tbItemMaster.SourcingType, tbItemMaster.Title, tbItemMaster.Description,tbItemMaster.InternalUse, tbItemMaster.CompatibleModels,
tbItemMaster.Quantity,tbItemMaster.MinOrder, tbItemMaster.Warranty, tbItemMaster.Price1, tbItemMaster.Price2, tbItemMaster.Price3,tbItemMaster.Price4,tbItemMaster.LotSale,tbItemMaster.PricingRule, tbItemMaster.Weight, tbItemMaster.PackageSize,
tbItemMaster.promo,tbItemMaster.SmallImage, tbItemMaster.BigImage, tbItemMaster.StartDate, tbItemMaster.EndDate, tbItemMaster.Info1, tbItemMaster.Info2, tbItemMaster.Info3, tbItemMaster.Info4,
tbItemMaster.Info5, tbItemMaster.Info6, tbItemMaster.Info7, tbItemMaster.Info8,tbItemMaster.Info9, tbItemMaster.Info10, tbItemMaster.Info11, tbItemMaster.Info12,
tbItemMaster.Info13, tbItemMaster.Info14, tbItemMaster.Info15, tbItemMaster.Info16, tbItemMaster.Info17, tbItemMaster.Info18,
tbItemMaster.Info19, tbItemMaster.Info20, tbItemMaster.Info21, tbItemMaster.Info22, tbItemMaster.Info23, tbItemMaster.Info24,
tbItemMaster.Info25,tbItemMaster.Status, tbItemMaster.AllowBuy, tbItemMaster.PageName,
tbItemMaster.Locality, tbItemMaster.Location,tbItemMaster.CreatedBy, tbItemMaster.CreatedOn, tbItemMaster.UpdatedBy,tbItemMaster.UpdatedOn,
tbBrand.id AS BrandId, tbCategory.Id AS CategoryId, tbModel.id AS ModelId,tbModel.Model as ModelName,tbBrand.Brand as BrandName,tbCategory.Category as CategoryName
FROM tbItemMaster INNER JOIN
tbModel ON tbItemMaster.model = tbModel.id INNER JOIN
tbCategory ON tbItemMaster.category = tbCategory.Id INNER JOIN
tbBrand ON tbModel.brand = tbBrand.id' + @Condition + ' Order By tbItemMaster.UpdatedOn desc) tbl
Union
SELECT top 100 percent tbItemMaster.id,tbItemMaster.category,tbItemMaster.model,tbItemMaster.mtype,tbItemMaster.ItemClass, tbItemMaster.itemcode, tbItemMaster.ItemCondition,tbItemMaster.SourcingType, tbItemMaster.Title, tbItemMaster.Description,tbItemMaster.InternalUse, tbItemMaster.CompatibleModels,
tbItemMaster.Quantity,tbItemMaster.MinOrder, tbItemMaster.Warranty, tbItemMaster.Price1, tbItemMaster.Price2, tbItemMaster.Price3,tbItemMaster.Price4,tbItemMaster.LotSale,tbItemMaster.PricingRule, tbItemMaster.Weight, tbItemMaster.PackageSize,
tbItemMaster.promo,tbItemMaster.SmallImage, tbItemMaster.BigImage, tbItemMaster.StartDate, tbItemMaster.EndDate, tbItemMaster.Info1, tbItemMaster.Info2, tbItemMaster.Info3, tbItemMaster.Info4,
tbItemMaster.Info5, tbItemMaster.Info6, tbItemMaster.Info7, tbItemMaster.Info8,tbItemMaster.Info9, tbItemMaster.Info10, tbItemMaster.Info11, tbItemMaster.Info12,
tbItemMaster.Info13, tbItemMaster.Info14, tbItemMaster.Info15, tbItemMaster.Info16, tbItemMaster.Info17, tbItemMaster.Info18,
tbItemMaster.Info19, tbItemMaster.Info20, tbItemMaster.Info21, tbItemMaster.Info22, tbItemMaster.Info23, tbItemMaster.Info24,
tbItemMaster.Info25,tbItemMaster.Status, tbItemMaster.AllowBuy, tbItemMaster.PageName,
tbItemMaster.Locality, tbItemMaster.Location,tbItemMaster.CreatedBy, tbItemMaster.CreatedOn, tbItemMaster.UpdatedBy,tbItemMaster.UpdatedOn,
tbBrand.id AS BrandId, tbCategory.Id AS CategoryId, tbModel.id AS ModelId,tbModel.Model as ModelName,tbBrand.Brand as BrandName,tbCategory.Category as CategoryName
FROM tbItemMaster INNER JOIN
tbModel ON tbItemMaster.model = tbModel.id INNER JOIN
tbCategory ON tbItemMaster.category = tbCategory.Id INNER JOIN
tbBrand ON tbModel.brand = tbBrand.id inner join tbCompatibleModels on tbItemMaster.Id=tbCompatibleModels.ItemId where tbCompatibleModels.ModelId=' + @ModelId + @Cond + ' Order By UpdatedOn desc;
SELECT *,@reccount as ItemsCount FROM @t_table WHERE SpecialId >=' + @StartRow + ' and SpecialId<@EndRow
ORDER BY UpdatedOn DESC
')
RETURN
can anybody help me pls. ITs very urgent.
Thanks in advance.
declare @OrderBy as varchar(20) if(@DateType = 1) set @OrderBy = (select 'lastchange') --lastchange is a column name select * from xtableorder by [@OrderBy] ascI am getting an error saying that column name @OrderBy does not exist.How can I sort the search using the @OrderBy variable?Thanx
View 2 Replies View RelatedDear All,
I have a set of rows, a sample listed below
ID Status PageID
1 1 0
2 1 12
3 2 15
4 4 0
5 0 0
6 4 13
7 0 0
8 4 15
9 2 0
Now I wish to list the rows in Status ASC order, however, only those rows that have the Page ID > 0 will be ordered.
How can i achieve that?
I tried something like
ORDER BY CASE pageID > 0 THEN Status ASC
However I have a syntax error
Thanks for your help and time
Johann
I am using a dynamic order by statement;ORDER BY CASE @sortWHEN 0 THEN CAST( COALESCE( t2.RANK, 0 ) + COALESCE( t3.RANK,0 ) AS CHAR( 5 ) )WHEN 1 THEN C.titleWHEN 2 THEN CAST( CEILING( [dbo].[fn_calculateDistance]( @fromLatitude, @fromLongitude, L.latitude, L.longitude ) ) ASCHAR( 9 ) )WHEN 3 THEN ( C.locality + ' ' + C.state )WHEN 4 THEN CAST( C.price AS CHAR( 10 ) ) END ASCThe problem is with the numeric values, I have to cast them as astring, but in the results 114kmobviously is not between 1137km and 1144km.Anyone any ideas on this?Thanks in advance.
View 4 Replies View RelatedHi,
Here is my code:
ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.sp_GetPeopleDetails_1
@OrderByClause varchar(100)
AS
DECLARE @SQLStatement varchar(255)
SELECT @SQLStatement = 'SELECT People.PeopleID, People.FirstLastName, People.Title,
Departments.AcademicArea, Shifts.ShiftName, People.TShirt,
People.Parking
FROM Departments INNER JOIN
People ON
Departments.DepartmentID = People.DepartmentID
INNER JOIN
Shifts ON People.ShiftID = Shifts.ShiftID
order By ' +
@OrderByClause
EXEC(@SQLStatement)
/* SET NOCOUNT ON */
RETURN
When I run it, the error is: "Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'IN'."
Can anyone point my mistake?
Thanks.
Hello,
I have a stored procedure with dynamic ORDER BY. I would like to use the DISTINCT too. Is it somehow possible?
Thank you
Here is the stored procedure:
SELECT identifier_company + cast(identifier_number as nvarchar(3)) as identifier,
CASE WHEN canceled = 'True' THEN 'canceledPO' ELSE '' END AS style,
staff.staff_name,
purchase.purchase_id,
purchase.traveller_name,
nominal_department.department_name,
purchase.canceled,
purchase.travel_date,
convert(nvarchar(20), purchase.date_raised, 103) as dated,
supplier
FROM purchase INNER JOIN purchase_project ON purchase.purchase_id = purchase_project.purchase_id
INNER JOIN staff ON purchase.raised = staff.staff_id
INNER JOIN nominal_department ON purchase.department = nominal_department.nominal_dep_id
WHERE (raised in (SELECT staff_id FROM staff WHERE department like @FromDepartment) or purchase.raised = @raisedBy)
and purchase_project.project_number like '%' + @Query + '%'
ORDER BY
CASE @SortDir
WHEN 'ASC' THEN
CASE @OrderBy
WHEN 'staff_name' THEN cast(staff_name as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'traveller_name' THEN cast(traveller_name as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'department_name' THEN cast(department_name as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'supplier' THEN cast(supplier as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'canceled' THEN cast(canceled as nvarchar(10))
END
END
ASC,
CASE @SortDir
WHEN 'DESC' THEN
CASE @OrderBy
WHEN 'staff_name' THEN cast(staff_name as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'traveller_name' THEN cast(traveller_name as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'department_name' THEN cast(department_name as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'supplier' THEN cast(supplier as nvarchar(100))
WHEN 'canceled' THEN cast(canceled as nvarchar(10))
END
END
DESC
I have a need to perform pagination while using dynamic sorting. Asan exmaple -SELECT TOP(10) * FROM (SELECTTextColumn,DecimalColumn,ROW_NUMER() OVER (ORDER BYCASE @xWHEN 1 THEN TextColumnWHEN 2 THEN DecimalColumnENDDESC) AS SortOrderFROM Table1) AS Results WHERE SortOrder ( 10 ) ORDER BY SortOrderThis is obviously just some sample but an error is given because thedata type of the 2 columns used in the order by are different. Itworks if I cast DecimalColumn to match the textcolumn but then thesorting is wrong. Is there a way to do this in a single query with 2different data types?Thanks for your help.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to do something similar to the following where I want to perform dynamic ordering on two tables that have been unioned as shown below.
CREATE PROCEDURE procedure_name
@regNum varchar(14),
@sortOrder tinyint = 1
AS
SELECT Filler_OrdNum As 'Accession', RTrim(Obs_Code) As 'Observation', REG As 'Register',
Obs_Date As 'Observation Date'
FROM tblSPG_Header
WHERE
REG = @regNum
UNION
SELECT Filler_OrdNum As 'Accession', RTrim(Obs_Code) As 'Observation', REG As 'Register',
Obs_Date As 'Observation Date'
FROM tblRCH_Header
WHERE
REG = @regNum
ORDER BY Obs_Date DESC
GO
Note that I am only sorting on the Obs_Date column, but I'd like to be able to sort on any column within the selection list. I know that I need to use:
ORDER BY CASE WHEN @sortOrder = 1 THEN Obs_Date END DESC
but I frequently get the following error when I try to do so:
"ORDER BY items must appear in the select list if the statements contain a UNION operator"
If anyone can offer any suggestions, I would appreciate it. Thanks.
I have a stored procedure that uses a dynamic order by statement. This statement works okay until I try to select ticket's by userEmail which is passed in to my stored procedure as a parameter. Here is the code that works for my dynamic sort order:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[SelectAllTickets]
@SortOrder varchar(250)
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON
Exec('SELECT a.TicketID, a.TicketDate, a.TicketName, a.TicketDescription, a.statusID, a.resolutionID, a.userID,
b.typeID, b.typeName,
c.userID, c.UserFirstName,
f.statusID, f.statusName
FROM Tickets a
LEFT OUTER JOIN Type b ON b.typeID = a.typeID
LEFT OUTER JOIN Users c ON c.userID = a.userID
LEFT OUTER JOIN Status f ON f.statusID = a.statusID
ORDER BY ' + @SortOrder)
I modied this procedure to create one in which I select tickets based on the userEmail as a criteria as well.. this one fails due to Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'BY'
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[SelectTicketByUser]@SortOrder varchar(250),@userEmail varchar(50)
AS SET NOCOUNT ON Exec('SELECT a.TicketID, a.TicketDate, a.TicketName, a.TicketDescription, a.statusID, a.resolutionID, a.userID, b.typeID, b.typeName, c.userID, c.UserFirstName, c.userEmail, f.statusID, f.statusName FROM Tickets a LEFT OUTER JOIN Type b ON b.typeID = a.typeID LEFT OUTER JOIN Users c ON c.userID = a.userID LEFT OUTER JOIN Status f ON f.statusID = a.statusID WHERE a.statusID <> 40 AND c.userEmail = ' + @userEmail + 'ORDER BY ' + @SortOrder)
Any ideas on what syntax I should be using? Thanks!
I can't figure out why this won't work. I want to use a variable for the 'ORDER BY' in my Stored Procedure.
I use this to order my results by product price or alphabetically from a dropdown menu. I have tried the following, but get the error below.
Code:
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER procedure [dbo].[SPResults]
[Code] ....
Code:
Msg 1008, Level 16, State 1, Procedure SPResults, Line 21
The SELECT item identified by the ORDER BY number 1 contains a variable as part of the expression identifying a column position. Variables are only allowed when ordering by an expression referencing a column name. Is this possible to do?